Hunter, Leaders Strike Budget Deal
</p> The deal came during an afternoon meeting between Hunter, Majority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) and Budget Chairman Jim Nussle (R-Iowa).
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The HotPlate: Dining for a Cause
If you’re planning to eat out for lunch or dinner today, head to one of the numerous Capitol Hill and area restaurants participating in Dining Out for Life, and a portion (or all) of your bill will go
Lobbyists Help Stevens Charity
</p> Bill Canfield, who worked on two committees for Stevens in the 1980s, including a two-year stint as counsel for the Ethics Committee, serves on the foundation’s board.
Absentees Expected to Preserve Lungren Lead
</p> MISSOURI Top Republican Exits 3rd District House Race </p> Former state Rep.
Revamped Energy Bill Up in the Air
</p> Craig said he envisioned a compromise MTBE bill that would move separately from the energy measure.
Owens Will Not Enter Colorado Senate Race
Bill Owens announced today he will not run for the seat being vacated by Sen.
Kucinich, Paul Decry Mail System
</p> In the memorandum, the pair invited fellow Members to sign on to a letter addressed to House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood and Chief Administrative Office Jay Eagen seeking to halt the program.
Who Gets To Decide?
</p> McGuire says her bill, which passed the state House last week, removes the legal question and gives voters what they want — the right to fill such vacancies.
More Accusations Trail Memo Report
</p> Sen.
Dean of the Senate
his state that was a top Ventura priority, and saw a bill bearing his name become law, he said.
Senate Restaurants Slide Further Into Red
</p> Only the restaurants’ catering services and vending machines posted positive earnings in both funding cycles covered by the audit.
Ethics Blather
</p> The case of massive pressure brought on retiring Rep.
Crowd Gathers In Colo.
Bill Owens’ (R) decision Tuesday not to run for Colorado’s open Senate seat throws the race wide open, and a number of House Members are expected to announce bids in the coming days.
WASHINGTON: State Lawmakers, Parties Still Feuding on Primary
</p> If the Senate signs off on the House bill, all eyes will turn to Gov. Gary Locke (D).
Get Real: Cutting Discretionary Spending Alone Just Won’t Work
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> President Bush is threatening to cast his first-ever veto — of a highway bill that is likely to garner overwhelming support from Republicans and Democrats alike in Congress.
The Excitement Trickles Down in Colorado
</p> The Republican field may not be set either.
Guardian of the Chamber
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> “How ya’ doin’?” Hastert offers in passing.
Assessing Asbestos
</p> Of course, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is hoping for the former when he makes good on his threat to bring an asbestos litigation bill to the floor in early April — with or without
Watchdog Joins GAO in Celebrating New Name
</p> The House passed last month a slightly different version of the bill that would change GAO’s name and give the agency greater latitude over its employment practices, sending the bill back to the
House Homeland Panel Needs Own Jurisdiction
Since the committee’s only legislative authority is over the department’s enabling legislation, the committee has received few bill referrals and is struggling to conduct significant legislative business