Genetic Privacy Should Be Protected
</p> Then in the mid-1980s, scientists undertook the Human Genome Project.
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Rothenberg: From Coast to Coast, Republicans Pushing the Electoral Envelope
</p> Some Republicans continue to float the idea that Lt. Gov.
Bush Needs Broader Health Plan Than Medicare Drug Benefit
President Bush may think he will have secured himself on the health care front for 2004 if he signs a bill providing a Medicare prescription drug benefit to seniors. But he would be wrong.
U.S. Must Prepare for New Dangers
</p> The end of the New York crisis didn’t end the TB epidemic.
Malpractice Costs Jeapordize Care Access
</p> To address this situation, former Gov.
Vietnam Veterans Group Wants Names Added to Wall
</p> The 108th Congress is the second in which the Evans Association has tried to get a bill studying expansion of the memorial.
Drug Votes Open Rifts
</p> “The decision was based on the merits of the bill,” said DeMint spokesman John Hart.
House Cuts Funding for Leg. Branch
</p> Although the Senate has yet to mark up its bill, the CVC project in particular has more support in that chamber.
A Record Life
</p> The filibuster, of course, was undertaken to block a civil rights bill that would have allowed the federal government to go to court to secure voting rights for blacks in the South.
Former Sen. Thurmond Passes at Age 100
</p> “Many of us have had — just about all of us in this body have had the real privilege of serving alongside Strom Thurmond,” Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said in announcing Thurmond’
Senate Bids Adieu To Its ‘Giant Oak’
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) briefly interrupted Thursday night’s historic Medicare debate in order to inform the chamber of Thurmond’s death.
COLORADO: Beauprez Accused of Campaign Law Breach
Bill Owens (R) used the governor’s fax machine to send letters to Republican Members of Congress thanking them for co-hosting the fundraiser for Beauprez and Rick O’Donnell.
Frist Plans July Push On Judges
Anticipating a Supreme Court vacancy, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) plans to stage two partisan skirmishes over judges in July as a way of reigniting the fight over Democratic filibusters
Hideaway Chase Loses Its Luster
</p> Previous inhabitants of the hideaway — which has a fireplace, ornate ceiling and a gorgeous chandelier — included former Sens. Claiborne Pell (D-R.I.) and Bill Roth (R-Del.).
A Look at Minnesota
Bill Luther (D), won or kept all the state executive offices (except attorney general), added 11 state House seats to create an even wider GOP majority there, and yielded only the thinnest of majorities
Blunt, McConnell Whip Up Coordination
</p> The emerging Whip partnership comes just months after a very low point between the House and Senate GOP leaders, the tax-and-budget deal of early April when Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn
Dean Backers Work the House
</p> Both House Members reject the seeming paradox implicit in their support for Dean.
Wanted: Job Opportunities
Bill Richardson (D), a Hispanic, which is focused on “expanding the number of [Latino] political operatives in battleground states,” he explained.
Frist Calls on Senate to Approve Supreme Court Nominees Before August Break
Heightening anticipation of a potential Supreme Court vacancy, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) on Thursday outlined an ambitious schedule for the chamber’s handling of what would likely be
Democrats Near Success on Discharge Petition for Veterans Bill
</p> Because the White House doesn’t like the bill, the leadership does not want to send the president a bill that he is likely to veto, Feehery said.