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Reagan Tribute Efforts Right on the Money

</p> Competing proposals will be offered today in the House to place Reagan’s likeness on the $20 bill and the half dollar, displacing two other presidents in favor of the man widely credited with ending

Bipartisan Senate Letter Urges Stem-Cell Research

</p> The four Senators have proposed a bill that bans cloning for the purpose of creating a baby, but allows scientists to use cloning techniques to create embryonic stem cells that aid research projects

Kerry Taps Old Senate Hands

</p> The list includes four blacks, each of whom worked for either President Bill Clinton or Vice President Al Gore: Avis Lavelle for Illinois, Tony Wilson in Missouri, Rodney Capel in New York and Rodney

11th Commandment in Fla.?

Bill McCollum and state House Speaker Johnnie Byrd. Both campaigns used the endorsement to criticize Martinez for having stronger ties to Washington than to Sunshine State voters.

Moran’s Last Stand

Jim Moran and attorney Andy Rosenberg topping the nationwide bill of House contests.

Bill

</p> “I urge the subcommittee to pass a bill free of social riders that also impinge on democracy by denying the District Council and the mayor the authority, which is basic in a representative democracy

Daschle Quits Senate CODEL

</p> Instead, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) was joined by GOP Sens. Bob Bennett (Utah) and John Ensign (Nev.) Saturday on the trip to the war-torn nation.

Jumping Into the Fray

Bill McCollum (R), who lost a 2000 Senate bid. While McCollum leads in early polls, GOP insiders have privately questioned the former Congressman’s strength as the party’s general election nominee.

Halliburton Memo Boosts Hill Critics

</p> With the Defense Department reauthorization bill on the Senate floor for at least another week, Democrats are preparing a variety of amendments crafted to highlight what they consider widespread