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Heard on the Hill: Wild and Wonderful

When the journalist introducing Frank noted, in a customary statement read before every Press Club speech, that anyone watching or listening to the event should not assume that any applause came from the

Tax Deal Could Be Terrible Blow to Puerto Rico

There’s no telling why Congress signed off on an extension of the rum tax rebate late last year without thoroughly investigating the USVI incentive package to Captain Morgan, but there’s still time

K Street Files: Oops!

“Nonprofits don’t have that kind of money,— she said, clarifying that it should be $51,000 for the quarter — a bit less than the previous eye-popping figure.

Developers Discuss Union Station Overhaul

.— Many of the individual plans relied heavily on either stimulus money or Congressional funding, which Norton claimed would not be granted without a master plan.

Wake Up, America! We Need a Fiscal Recovery Plan

The solution is to continue with stimulus policies as necessary, but at the same time, the president should immediately announce a plan to reduce the deficit and close the long-term fiscal gap.

D.C. Bill Would Create a More Perfect Union

My fellow Washingtonians and I pay the second highest per capita federal income taxes yet our sons, daughters and friends are sent to war without a voting Member in Congress to represent them.

Capps: Reduce Risk of Disease for Elderly

The good news is that we now know that if we can get women, as well as men, to the age of 50 without developing risk factors such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, being overweight or smoking

Kohl: Controlling Costs Won’t Limit Care

I believe it is just as important as achieving universal coverage — because if we provide universal coverage without controlling costs, the result would be a financial catastrophe that cripples our nation

Graham Plays Prosecutor in Judiciary

But that’s clearly not what I intended in the context of my broader speech,— Sotomayor said, arguing that her record as a judge demonstrates that she has acted fairly and without bias.