FAA Needs to Refocus Efforts to Keep Flying
At best I have often referred to the FAA as a dysfunctional federal agency.
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Investment Vital to American Roads
The result of this infrastructure investment is the finest network of roads existing anywhere in the world. Likewise, the American people are the most mobile society in history.
Transit Investment Pays for Itself
As the mayor of Chicago, I know something about transportation and its importance to the economic recovery we all hope for.
Into the Classroom
This is the goal of the “Students and Leaders” program sponsored by C-SPAN and Comcast in area high schools this month.
Frist Plans Dual Track
Mindful of this, the GOP leadership has made the decision to set aside the month of June for consideration of Medicare reforms that will enable the program to carry a prescription drug benefit, while devoting
Major League Exit
“This is the same aggressor who stages invasions into my apartment, loots Snapples from my fridge and then later claims that he was merely liberating them.” Boy George.
Waiting For Edgar
Andrew McKenna Jr. has signaled he is in the race if the top choice is not.
Fitzgerald Will Not Seek Re-election; Republicans Turn to Ex-Gov. Edgar
“Even so, I believe that if I were to undertake this race, I would win this race, because I know how I run. … I give it everything I have.”
Iraq War, SARS Halt Trips
“I think right now there’s a little reticence to travel abroad given the level of anti-American sentiment in many capitals,” said Sen.
Coleman Becomes Big Draw
“The biggest challenge is all of this stuff is coming at you and I have to figure out a way to focus and I haven’t done that yet,” he said.
War In Iraq Is Going Better Than in D.C.
On the other hand, he told me, “I think we’re doing pretty well. We’re going to win this war. It’s not going to be a seven-year war.”
The Capitol Has Survived, Even Thrived, During Wartime
Editor’s note: This is the second of two columns on the Capitol at war. During times of war the Capitol has been at the center of American life and democracy.
Ex-GOP Senators Get Special Access
“The very reason is I can see what the allegation can be. “I can just see the type of story that can be written, so I avoid it,” he added.
Bush’s Approach To Congress Critical To His Future
In 2000, I helped lead a series of seminars on how the various candidates for president would govern if elected. The series included several on then-Texas Gov. George W. Bush (R).
Full Court Press: Members vs. Professors
Members of Congress and Georgetown University law professors will trade in their wingtips for Air Jordans this week for a friendly game of basketball in the name of charity.
After Winning War, Bush Faces Perils In Post-Hussein Iraq
Despite unexpected combat difficulties, the outcome of the war in Iraq is not in doubt.
Ney Seeks Help for USO Care Package Effort
Last weekend, the Congressman’s office helped coordinate the delivery of 400 care packages this week to the Ohio National Guard’s 2-174th Air Defense Artillery battalion, which is preparing for deployment
Lenhardt Sees Progress on Hill Security Since 9/11
Asked whether the return of the National Guard was a possibility if the Capitol’s threat level increased, Lenhardt said: “At this point, let’s put it this way: Nothing is off the table.”
Kirk’s Military Experience Comes in Handy
Once up in the air, Simmons said, the drone could fly to Washington, dumping a biological or chemical weapon in its path.
Bush Has Failed To Teach Iraq 101 In Lead-up to War
Asked if, at the end of the day, most Americans understand what a monster Hussein is, Eskew said, “I acknowledge, they don’t. We have to keep at it.”