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From Rank-and-File To Royalty

Lantos, ever the doting grandfather, is planning to attend as many of the week’s festivities in support of Swett as his Congressional schedule will allow.

Chambers Set Rush to Recess

Whether the House can complete so many big-ticket items in two weeks is an open question, but GOP leadership aides said the ambitious schedule is consistent with the plan they established before

War Key to GOP Agenda

“I haven’t made any decisions yet, it depends on how this goes,” Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said late Friday afternoon about the schedule.

Architect Defends Higher CVC Estimates

“I hear complaints that this project is growing in cost and likely to be behind schedule,” Lott said of the 580,000-square-foot structure estimated to cost $373.5 million.

Daschle Shifts Focus To Own Bid

The Democratic leader is setting up a dense schedule of fundraising that will allow him to be prepared to take on the still undecided Thune, who raised more than $5 million for his unsuccessful 2002 race

Wellstone Bill Faces Hurdles

Gregg would not say when or if he would schedule the bill for markup. And Senate aides said Gregg’s concerns are just the tip of the iceberg.

DeLay Adjusting to His New Role

The contrast continues as the day goes on, as the man now in charge of the House floor calendar finds that his own schedule is lighter.

War Casts Pall Over Agenda

Frist said his current schedule for legislation on the Senate floor would be quickly scrapped and revised to address the needs of the war effort.

White House Hopefuls Brush Off Missed Votes

Gephardt spokesman Erik Smith said his boss isn’t coming up short in terms of his obligations to Missouri, noting that the House schedule has been rife with largely procedural votes, which “are essentially

Appeals Court Revives Members’ Suit to Stop War

heightened interest in the matter, a three-judge panel of the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals granted an emergency motion to hear an appeal of the lower-court ruling with an expedited argument and briefing schedule

Politics of War

Democrats, meanwhile, also appear to be pressing ahead with their fundraising schedule.

Politics of War

Democrats, meanwhile, also appear to be pressing ahead with their fundraising schedule.

Sold Out

Previously, offices could only schedule group tours three months in advance. —Amy Keller and Suzanne Nelson