Police Measure Threatens CAA
Police Board final say over the release of potentially sensitive security information about the Capitol complex — something now included in both chambers’ versions of the legislative branch appropriations bill
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What Will the Republican Party Do in New York?
</p> The GOP prime-time lineup is strong, with the likes of Sen. John McCain (Ariz.), California Gov.
TENNESSEE: Hart Wins Primary, but Tanner to Cruise in Nov.
</p> — Chris Cillizza </p> Florida</p> Harris’ Opponent Asks For Ethics Investigation</p> Days after Rep.
Meet the New Members: Cleaver, Carnahan, Schwarz
</p> Carnahan faces perennial candidate Bill Federer (R), after the GOPer cruised to a primary victory with 75 percent of the vote.
Candidates Await Final Counts in Missouri, Kansas Primaries
</p> In the other extremely close-fought race of the day, state Rep.
Officials Close First Street, Erect More Checkpoints
</p> In a joint statement issued Monday, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) announced the immediate closure of First Street Northeast between the Russell and
Corzine, Menendez Seek Cong. Gold Medal for Cruz
</p> The bill, first proposed last year, has garnered only a fraction of the co-sponsors it needs to trigger a committee hearing.
Hill Democrats Plan Kerry Push
</p> House leaders are now working on the logistics for their travel plans, Daly said, adding, “We will fan out.”
Police Plan for NYC Protesters
</p> Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle, a member of the Capitol Police Board, said last week the department could also make changes based on an internal critique of its performance in Boston.
‘Tweener’ Hopefuls Flock to Convention
</p> Sultan met with DCCC officials, House Members such as Rep. Jim Turner (Texas) and even had a conversation with former President Bill Clinton.
Franken Speaking
</p> Poor Franken.
Runoff in Georgia’s 8th Stirs Passions
</p> Former Rep. J.C.
Foxx Leads Robinson, Who Has High Negatives
Whittington </p> MISSOURI New Independent Poll: Bond Holds 12-Point Lead </p> Sen.
Paper-Ballot Advocates Plan Ohio Expert Team
</p> Several Democrats had harsh words for House Republicans, who have refused to hold hearings on Holt’s bill.
Ol’ Mr. 5 Percent
Ralph Nader is about as popular in Boston this week as Bill Buckner, who cost the Red Sox the 1986 World Series.
Coburn Sweeps Primary
</p> Carson easily won the Democratic nod, taking 79 percent of the vote in his primary. </p> The general election contest to succeed retiring Sen.
Kerry, Democratic Party Need to Embrace ‘Liberal’
Preaching to the congregation of the Democratic faithful in the convention hall on Monday night, Bill Clinton raised the strongest surges of emotion with his repetitions of the phrase, biblical in spirit
Democrats Needed ‘Positive Approach’ And Are Delivering
</p> That’s the script most speakers have followed.
Members Prod Kerry on Agenda
</p> Rep.
Police to Boost NYC Presence
While praising Capitol Police officers deployed to Boston for the Democratic National Convention, Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle said Tuesday that Congressional officials are considering increasing