Examining the Lovely Bones of Jamestown
. Forensics also show that when times got tough, colonists ate anything they could dogs, cats, rats and even their horses.
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Memories From an Earlier Tragedy
We know when Booth ate oysters and what the city looked like just after the surrender of Robert E. Lee, with celebratory candles twinkling in every windowsill.
CVC Opens in Invitation-Only Ceremony
. After the ceremony, hundreds of people including Members, staffers and schoolchildren explored Exhibition Hall, ate in a new cafeteria and made use of the CVCs much-heralded 26 bathrooms.
Confirmation Wars Could Be Thing of the Past
In 1989, the Senate actually ate one of its own, rejecting President George H.W. Bushs nomination of former Texas GOP Sen. John Tower to be secretary of Defense.
Economic Unease Boosted Bailout
The last time I ate a vegetable was two weeks ago, he said. Keith Koffler, Tory Newmyer, Emily Pierce and Emily Yehle contributed to this report.
Palin Makes Her Case Before Adoring Crowd
The delegates ate it up, with New York delegate Don Leonard saying after the speech that shes nothing but a success. In making the argument that she is experienced enough to serve as vice
Menendez Rises, Shines
Then, according to Mohamadi, he braved the downtown Denver traffic, ate a late dinner with staffers and returned to his hotel a little after midnight for some much needed shut-eye.
Kanjorski Vs. Kanjorski?
. … And people ate it up. Kanjorski responded with an official statement from his office on May 23, the day after the clip was posted online.
Spoiling for a Tweet
The Kentucky Republican ate his way, aided only by his wife, through $1,474.46 worth of food during a weekend in West Palm Beach, Fla. Sen. Benjamin Cardin is a cheap date.
Getting the Catch of The Day, Minus the Hassle
salary, the Market Lunch offers crab cake sandwiches for $7.95, and for a few dollars more, a fresh haddock sandwich that a sign next to the register promises is “Possibly the best fish sandwich you ever ate
Reaching Great Heights
“I ate the ground in my slippery high heels as I was walking down the marble steps in the Capitol from the House gallery,” she told Climbers.
Rev. Wright Revs Up Press Club Crowd
A swarm of photographers strained for a shot of Wright as he ate a plate of eggs and sausage before delivering a speech of red meat.
Wells Scores Big With Parking Plan
Jim Mifund and Lissa Provenzo, a couple from Gaithersburg, Md., took the Metro to Eastern Market and ate at The Ugly Mug on Eighth Street Southeast before the game, then walked to the park.
Give FDA Resources to Make Food, Drugs Safe
You don’t have to go back many years in American history to find a nation in which most families — mine included — personally raised most of what they ate.
Santa Falls to Ethics Clause
And this past January, a friend of mine ate asparagus he harvested in the Catskills, which are normally frozen this time of year,” writes Kennedy, asking for supporters to contribute $50, $75 or more to
A Man for Many Seasons: Johnny Killian and the CRS
The job consisted of handling the sticky plants and picking off “big fat worms” that ate the leaves.
Elevator Déjà Vu
Hoyer (D-Md.) that Members couldn’t possibly make it to the floor for votes within the allotted 15 minutes because of those pesky, crowded elevators in the Capitol might have had the ring of the old “dog ate
South
The eight-term former lawmaker recently shuttered his campaign committee and ate a $1.5 million debt.
Rx for a Drug Company
Labeled the “Sorry I’m Late, the Dog Ate My Homework Act” by generic drug companies and watchdog critics, the measure fell just short of passage in the closing days of last year after the House passed
Gillmor Mourned on Hill
Jordan said the 10-term lawmaker was “normal as normal could be” as he ate peanuts and chatted with his colleagues about what they had done over the August recess during the plane ride.