Author Taking Book’s Message to Congress
</p> Three oil changes and 14,000 miles later, McNichol has returned home and is looking to share his unique perspective on the U.S.
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The Politics of Rock
</p> “It’s now a standard question for candidates,” Waldman said of what theme song each candidate will pick in an election, whether it’s Bill Clinton in 1992 with Fleetwood Mac’s “Don’t Stop” or former
Nethercutt Moves, But Is He Moving on Up?
</p> Schwarzenegger, who recently endorsed former California Secretary of State Bill Jones (R) in the four-way March 2 Senate primary, has also cast his lot with Rep.
South Dakota Field Is Set
</p> Diedrich was one of eight Republicans seeking the nomination following the Jan. 20 resignation of former Rep. Bill Janklow (R).
Super Showdown in New Hampshire Is Good for Democrats
</p> For civil rights activist Al Sharpton, next week is the equivalent of “Showtime at the Apollo.”
Trial Lawyers Under Fire
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has already announced his intention to bring up the class-action bill in late February. </p> The legislation, sponsored by Sens.
South Capitol Street Bridge Receives Funding
South Capitol Street Bridge Receives Funding A key transportation artery is in line for some much-needed repairs after last week’s Senate passage of the omnibus spending bill.
Judiciary Probe Angers Conservatives
Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) from allowing any disciplinary action against the Republican staffers involved in accessing the memos.
New IRS Guidance May Open Loophole
The ad could run right before the election and name the candidate and point out the Senator’s opposition to a pending trade bill.
Bush Merely Shrugs as Democrats Raise Health Care Issue
</p> Bush and his advisers evidently think they’ve done all the reaching out to moderate and swing voters that they need to do by passing a Medicare prescription drug bill for seniors and proposing a
Congress Frees Nixon Papers
When the omnibus spending bill finally passed the Senate last week, federal employees, lobbyists and interest groups all over town breathed a sigh of relief. And so did Julie Nixon Eisenhower.
Amgen Hires New Head
Just months after the Republican-controlled Congress rewarded pharmaceutical companies with a sweeping Medicare reform bill that grants many of the industry’s wishes, Amgen has decided to replace its top
50 Years Later, Pages Reunite
Bill Emerson (R-Mo.), a former page who graduated in 1955, and the idea for a reunion came about, he said.
Democrats Seek Clinton’s Counsel
Former President Bill Clinton will huddle with Democratic Senators this week to help the Caucus sketch out a political plan to execute over the next nine months, as Democrats attempt to regain control
Bush to Forgo Ky. Special Visit
the entire bill for the various overhead costs of a presidential visit.
Problems Plague New Election Commissioners
</p> Hoyer said that language in the omnibus spending bill passed last week gives the GSA authority to distribute “for a short period of time” an additional $800 million in grant money to states.
Moran’s Marriage?
</p> But the lawmaker is not going to kiss and tell. </p> “LuAnn is certainly a friend,” Moran told HOH. “It’s speculation on your part whether we are engaged.”
Janklow Sentenced to 100 Days Behind Bars
Bill Janklow (R) to 100 days in jail for his role in an August 2003 car crash that killed a 55-year-old motorcyclist.
Parties Divided Over Continuity
</p> But thinly concealed tensions broke the surface Wednesday at a House Judiciary Committee markup, when a controversial bill that would expedite special elections was reported out of committee on