New Jersey: Rep. Donald Payne Passes Away at 77
</p> The 77-year-old Congressman had been suffering from colon cancer.
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Scott and Gilbert: Safe Routes to School Keep Our Kids and Our Communities Fit
</p> As Congress debates the transportation reauthorization bill, our leaders will make such a choice — a decision that will affect more than 12,000 schools with Safe Routes to School programs and the
Obama Drops Ceremonial Pen, Angering GOP
</p> “I think that’s his strategy,” Sen.
New York: Court Releases Draft Congressional Map
</p> “She hasn’t looked at the map yet,” a Hochul spokesman told Roll Call.
Obama Warns Against Rush to War
</p> “They understand that the world community means business,” he said.</p> Obama did not commit to launching an attack if sanctions fail.
Rep. Donald Payne of New Jersey Dies at 77
</p> <p class="BodycopyStorybasics">On Friday, the U.S.
Senate Committee Cuts Create Friction
</p> The omnibus spending bill passed in December made serious cuts to legislative appropriations, and in a rare move, Senate committees were asked to make significant cuts to their budgets to ease the
Journopalooza Offers Up All the News That’s Fit to Sing
</p> Davidson had friends in other journalist bands — she’s the Bill Graham of D.C.’s media-oriented music scene and is an operatically trained soprano (though she says, “I’ve been too heavy a drinker
George Allen Seeks to Avoid Abortion Bill Controversy
</p> The bill has been mocked on late-night TV, and Allen has wanted no part of it. The former governor and ex-Senator is seeking his old job on Capitol Hill and is expected to face former Gov.
Clowning on Carville
While everybody else spent the weekend dissecting LiLo’s every labored syllable on “Saturday Night Live,” we here at HOH were pleased to see Bill Hader resurrect his impression of political super freak
Maryland: Bill Clinton Backs John Delaney
President Bill Clinton has endorsed businessman John Delaney in the Democratic primary in Maryland 6th district.
Shop Talk: McGuireWoods Goes Mining
</p> Former Perry adviser Luis Saenz was hired in January to lead the new Austin office.</p> Cicilline Hires Hyers </p> Eric Hyers is returning to run Rep.
Street Talk: Best Spots to Find Members, Staffers
</p> And it still happens today on Capitol Hill.
Budget Standoff Rhetoric Begins to Appear Routine
“We’re going to pass a CR anyway, but when we move into negotiations with the Senate, it’s better if we have actually passed a bill first.”
Nebraska and Hawaii: Studying Senate Handicapping
</p> Nor is money a major issue.
Charles Schumer’s Adviser Is a Linchpin
</p> “Their personalities work well together.
Member-Vs.-Member Races Begin in Ohio
</p> He should have resigned that title a few months ago.
Sex and the Pantry
glasses of wine — Wednesday at the Oxfam International Women’s Day awards, a Congressional shindig aimed at persuading lawmakers to carefully consider developing countries during the forthcoming farm bill
Susan Collins Stands Alone
</p> Over the years, Snowe and Collins took several tough votes together, from helping provide the filibuster-proof 60 votes needed for President Barack Obama’s 2009 stimulus bill and his Wall Street
Dannenfelser and Donovan: Mandate for ‘Free’ Abortion Drugs Is Not Freedom
</p> This truth has dawned on some of the law’s key supporters, men and women who abandoned their deepest principles to pass the president’s plan in early 2010.</p> Former Rep.