Market Moves to New Home
[IMGCAP(1)]</p> The changes are just beginning: Plans for the renovation of the original market are almost finished, </p> the adjacent street is slated for an eventual makeover and the city is looking
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Johnson to Make Quiet D.C. Return This Week
</p> “Initially, we’ll probably let him get back into the groove,” Fisher said.
Craig Hires a Crisis Team; Otter Still Quiet
</p> “What you’re seeing is an attempt to lift the cloud he’s been operating under,” Brand told Roll Call on Monday. “The politics kind of overtook the law.” </p> Sen.
Kerrey Won’t Try Comeback if Hagel Runs Again
</p> The Republicans are stocked while the Democratic bench is relatively thin.
Virginia Donnybrook Set
</p> Davis operatives argue otherwise.
Renzi Says He Will Not Seek Re-election
</p> But Democrats also plan to vigorously contest the newly open seat.
Kondracke: Dollar Coins Make Sense — but Public Rarely Sees Them
They also will remain usable for 30 years, versus 18 months for a dollar bill. </p> And yet they are not catching on. One reason is lack of adequate marketing by the U.S. Mint.
With Goodwill From Fellow Republicans, Hastert Leaving on His Own Terms
get the votes to pass the bill.
Race to Replace Hastert Begins in Earnest
</p> Hastert does not have a favored candidate per se in the contest, after state Sen. Tim Schmitz (R) declined to run.
New Employer of Stevens’ Son Has Reaped Millions in Federal Contracts
</p> Stevens and his father are at the center of a broad federal probe of corruption in Alaska.
New Hurdle for Water Earmarks
</p> Assuming the ethics bill becomes law, the WRDA bill may be the first piece of legislation to test the new prohibition on “airdropped earmarks.”
Summer Dreams Likely to Fade Quickly in September
</p> The key, of course, is passing a Defense Department appropriations bill before Sept. 30, lest they be accused of keeping needed funding from our men and women in uniform.
Leaders Holding Ethics Bill
</p> Because Congress is in a month-long recess, Democrats are worried that Bush could decline to sign the bill in the constitutionally specified 10-day period, leaving lawmakers with no opportunity to
House Meltdown Oozed Conflict but Lacked Heroes
</p> The brouhaha, of course, was about the vote on a motion to recommit on the Agriculture appropriations bill. As the very tight vote drew to a close, Rep.
Finalists for AOC’s Top Job Delivered to President Bush
</p> That September, when Congress sent a list of three potential AOCs to President Bill Clinton, several commission members spoke openly about their support for their top choice, Alan Hantman, who went
White House Cash Likely to Diminish
Bill Bradley (D-N.J.) and then-Vice President Al Gore (D) raised just about the same amount of money. There could be a similar result this year with Clinton and Obama.
Is the Senate Germane? Majority Leader Reid’s Lament
</p> The Defense authorization bill is pulled in pique because the Majority Leader cannot prevail on an Iraq amendment; only one of the 12 appropriations bills has cleared the Senate (Homeland Security
Answers to Tally Board’s Failure Likely This Week
</p> Republicans had spent much of their day alleging Democrats mishandled a procedural vote on the fiscal 2008 Agriculture spending bill the night before, altering the outcome to defeat the measure.
“Be All You Can Be” on Capitol Hill
John Edwards (D-N.C.) and was the head Senate Democratic page during the impeachment trial of then-President Bill Clinton.
Graham Facing More Heat on Immigration
</p> The Spartanburg County Republican Party is expected to vote Aug. 23 on a resolution officially rebuking Graham for supporting his chamber’s immigration bill.