Heard on the Hill: Grassley’s Reefer Madness
“Now, I’m not of course a big fan of rock music,” Grassley intoned.
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U.S. Rail System in Dire Need of More Investment
Passenger rail reduces congestion and is an effective alternative to highway and air transportation. Americans want safe alternatives — and we can deliver them. Last year in the U.S.
Conservative Cash Tilting to Senate Battlegrounds
What’s more, total spending figures available for outside groups show that thus far their influence is skewed heavily toward Senate races — where Democrats this cycle are attempting to get close to the
Is Law School the Right Choice?
The question is how much you really want to learn this skill and whether the investment of time and expense associated with law school makes sense in light of your desire.
Heard on the Hill: One Man’s Trash, Another Man’s (Campaign) Treasure
But is air conditioning worth getting arrested over? YouÂ’d have to ask Donald Price.
California: Brown Hit for Anti-War Rally Appearance
Tom McClintock has launched a broadside attack against retired Air Force Lt. Col.
Seven Years After 9/11, U.S. Still Lacks Good Continuity Plan
Seven years after that nightmare, we may — I stress may — have uncovered the progenitor of the anthrax attacks.
The Pentagon’s Testament to Sorrow
Their design is filled with symbolism and detail. Each bench represents one victim of the Pentagon attacks and is located along an age line representing the year the victim was born.
Heard on the Hill: And It’s Not Even Spring
Correction Appended ThatÂ’s not pollen; thatÂ’s love in the air as yet another of the HouseÂ’s eligible guys is taking the plunge. Just after we reported that Rep.
Seven Years Later, an Evolving Police Force
“It is not as crisp as I think I and others would like it to be, with a single line of command. … But we’ve made it work.” Gainer also mentioned an effort to get Congressional leaders to update a
Brown Seeks to Buck the Odds in GOP District
And this time around, Brown is running not against a scandal-tarred incumbent but against McClintock, a state Senator who is perhaps the most popular Republican in California among conservatives.
Kansas: Farm Bureau Hopes to Harvest Jenkins Victory
Nick Jordan (R), running in the Republican-leaning 3rd district against formidable five-term Democratic Rep. Dennis Moore, is on the air with his second television ad.
GOP Says Protests Moved Energy Debate
The daily protests largely consisted of a handful of Republicans giving speeches in a darkened and off-air House chamber.
A Yoga Studio for the Super-Stressed
“But this is a place where people come to release themselves.” Students do turn off the devices for the class, she said. As for her boyfriend, Tim Mooney is a little more wired.
Parties Sprinting to Election Day
But as Members of Congress return to the Capitol this week for the final legislative push before leaving town to hit the campaign trail, there is little question that election season is now in full
CongressNow: Defense Chief Gates Could Stay On
He issued a new national security strategy this summer, and he ousted the Air ForceÂ’s top military and civilian officials in July due in part to their poor handling of a tanker aircraft contract award
CongressNow: Pentagon Firms Fear McCain
“I think everything is on the table. There have go to be tradeoffs [in the Defense budget],” said Lehman, a top national security adviser to the McCain campaign.
Cole Sees GOP Energy, Unity Emerging
“We’re not doing this. We can’t do this any other way.
Why the Budget Isn’t More of an Issue This Year
In addition, I have been told frequently over the past few years by the reporters who still cover the budget in some way that getting a story published or on air is increasingly difficult because
Heard on the Hill: Huck — Slim and CBS-Bound?
one of the only people in the room with her hand in the air, he seemed impressed.