Airport Operators Worry That Furloughs Deal Will Reduce Capital Spending
“Airports agree that passenger delays and inconvenience cannot continue,” said David N. Edwards Jr., chairman of the Airports Council International – North America.
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9 States Swoon and Surge in Capitol Hill Clout
Biden Jr., having just decamped for the vice president’s office and leaving former aide Ted Kaufman as his appointed place holder, and with out-of-power Republican Michael N.
ATF Nominee Faces Retaliation Inquiry
Carolyn N. Lerner, the head of the Office of Special Counsel, wrote in an April 12 letter to Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick J. Leahy, D-Vt., and ranking Republican Charles E.
Health Law Tax Foes Find Hope in Overhaul Effort
In an email, Ways and Means spokeswoman Michelle N. Dimarob noted that “everything is on the table and the chairman has said he will absolutely repeal the Medical Device Tax in tax reform.”
The Cold War Gets a Warm-Up
Symington, D-Mo., and Sergei N. Khrushchev, son of the late Soviet leader, provided some context on the Cold War and the relationship between the United States and Russia.
Tracking Scott Rigell’s Snacking
Knapp noted that while commuting back and forth to Washington, Rigell has been known to frequent fast-food throwback Steak ‘n Shake. “He does love a good milkshake,” Knapp told HOH.
Ornstein: Congress Has Changed, Not for the Better, and Now It Needs Changing
There are no more moderate or liberal Republicans — the Sherwood Boehlerts, John Porters, Amo Houghtons and Michael N. Castles are long gone.
Food Court: Hawk ‘n’ Dove
Our latest case: the thoroughly sanitized Hawk ‘n’ Dove.
CES to Bring New Toys to Congress in April
Participants will also be shown the new Dock-n-Lock, a prophylactic accessory that prevents drivers from being able to operate their motor vehicles unless their mobile devices have been stowed for the
Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon Addresses Some Problems, Hits New Snags
After boasting of a well-run marathon with better organization than in previous years, the Competitor Group Inc.’s Rock ’n’ Roll USA Marathon in Washington, D.C., was a letdown for many runners hoping
NRSC Raised $2.2 Million, DSCC Raised $4.3 Million, Both in Debt
Cumming (chairman, Leucadia Nation Corp., WY) $32,400; Robert N.
Ready, Set, Run: Revamped National Marathon Takes to the Streets of Washington
Washington’s National Marathon is back, rebranded as a Rock ‘n’ Roll USA Marathon and scheduled for Saturday. It touts itself as the only marathon run exclusively in Washington, D.C.
Tips for Runners and Spectators for the 2013 National Marathon
Those who wish to drive to the finish line are encouraged to purchase a Premium Parking Pass on the Rock ‘n’ Roll website for $20.
D.C. Heads SXSW
But how rock ’n’ roll can SXSW be if leaders of the U.S. government are hanging there?
SC-01 Special Primary Money
The committee spent $47,091 on TV ad production and $25,693 n voter contact material.
Shark Week Promises Sonic Buffet, Discount Sushi
Washington, D.C., rockers Shark Week are road-tripping to Austin, Texas, for the fabled South by Southwest festival, but not before blowing minds — and the doors off the Rock N Roll Hotel — on Friday with
Inouye Gets Played by Imagination Stage
The guest list for the tribute show, scheduled for 7 p.m. in the Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Family Theatre, has swelled to 475, with more than four dozen others on standby to attend.
Senators Blast Military After General Overturns Sexual Assault Verdict
James N. Mattis, the head of U.S. Central Command, said that while he was unfamiliar with the case, he supported the current structure of the U.S.
Friday Is End of the Line for Union Station Barnes & Noble
Part of the overall drop in revenue was because B&N recorded a pretty penny in allowances to optimize future sales opportunities for the Nook, according to the report.
Dead Kennedys Singer All In on ‘House of Cards’
Skip Greer, current front man for pioneering punk rockers the Dead Kennedys, told HOH that before breezing into town last week for a show at the Rock N Roll Hotel, he simply felt too far removed from the