The Hot Plate: A Hand-Tossed Hot Spot
The first thing I noticed upon walking into Seventh Hill, a new pizzeria on Capitol Hill, was a gentleman tossing a ball of dough high into the air.
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Reform Allies Ready Ads Backing Vulnerables
“This is a new phenomenon here, the intensity of it.
Jefferson May Be Ineligible for Camp
Jefferson’s attorneys requested specifically that he be assigned to the federal prison in Pensacola, Fla., where the camp is adjacent to an Air Force base, but Ellis would not commit to a location.
The Rose Garden: Obama Becomes the Private Communicator
This, of course, is a far cry from the health care deliberations that candidate Obama promised to air on C-SPAN.
New Rule Trips Up Lobbyist-Tied PACs
Under new rules enacted by the Federal Election Commission this year, PACs are required to report before the end of March whether they are controlled by an entity that is registered to lobby.
Begich to Greet Obama in Alaska
Mark Begich (D-Alaska) on Thursday will join President Barack Obama at Elmendorf Air Force Base, where Obama is scheduled to address troops stationed in Alaska.
Illinois: Davis Decides He Will Run for Another Term
“Notwithstanding the fact that I have filed the most signatures, have the best standing in all of the polling data that I have seen, have the broadest base of support and have the largest network
Hill Staffers Play Firefighter for Hot Day of Training
“It was really intense,— Scott said after she exited the concrete building amid a cloud of smoke. “I just didn’t move. I thought, ‘If I don’t move, I’ll be fine.’
Lincoln Treads Carefully as Agriculture Chairman
a vote this year.
Members Walk in Veterans’ Boots
So at age 50, he rejoined the Marine Reserves. “I was a governance officer for three towns in the western Euphrates river valley,— he recalled earlier this month.
Tax Attorney Owens Brings Military Background to Post
Owens himself is a veteran of the Air Force, having served as a captain stationed on the Plattsburgh (N.Y.) Air Force Base.
Clinton: Debate Has Evolved Since ’90s
Earlier this year, we helped initiate a retrofit project for the Empire State Building, built in 1931 in the teeth of the Depression.
House Leaders Press for 218
There is no intention to have federal funds pay for abortion.— “The more clarity we give the issue … that we are preserving the status quo … the better I feel about it,— Rep.
Heard on the Hill: Chuck and Chuck and Blair
But this one doesn’t honor Inhofe’s stellar batting average or number of homers.
Parties Turn to Ground Game in New York
Ryan also said the campaign is working with the district’s 11 county parties, where most of the leadership flipped over to Hoffman’s side just this weekend.
The Rose Garden: Obama and His Team Throwing Some Elbows
“I think this is bunk!— the president declared when questioned about why no women were invited to join a White House basketball game with Obama and Members of Congress.
Midwest: Ohio, Illinois Open-Seat Senate Races Get Top Billing
Illinois Filing deadline: Nov. 2 | Primary: Feb. 2 Senate Open seat: Appointee Roland Burris (D) is not seeking election Outlook: Tossup The firestorm surrounding this seat so far this cycle
Congress Should Find ‘Third Way’ on Legal Reform
Chamber of Commerce’s Institute for Legal Reform, told me that his purpose is “to change the litigation culture in American medicine— and cited an example from the Air Force.
The Man Who Made The Missiles
— In the popular history of the Cold War, Schriever is barely a footnote.
A New System of Justice to Improve National Security
I know that many print, TV, radio and Internet commentators argue that Congress lacks the will and courage to develop such comprehensive legislation. I disagree.