D.C.'s development boss making deals by the dozen
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I am sitting across from the most powerful public official in Washington, D.C., in the eyes of veteran TV reporter Tom Sherwood. Guess who?
The council's unanimous vote comes as officials try to comply with last month's U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down the city's 32-year-old ban on handguns.
While no election outcome is guaranteed and McCain's prospects could improve, virtually all of the evidence points to a comfortable Obama/Democratic party victory in November.
At Issue Is Ability To Educate, Register Voters Connecticut officials say the state might sue the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs if it continues to block efforts to educate and register voters in federal veterans' facilities.
Connecticut officials say the state might sue the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs if it continues to block efforts to educate and register voters in federal veterans' facilities. State Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said Friday that VA officials are offering "disingenuous double talk and bureaucratic gobbledygook" in response to concerns voiced earlier this month by his office and ...
Hartford (AP) - Connecticut officials say the state might sue the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs if it continues to block efforts to educate
The National Rifle Association (NRA) has endorsed state Sen. Raymond Finney, R-Maryville, for re-election. In a press release, NRA state liaison Heidi Keesling said that part of the Finney endorsement was based on his "strong and vocal support of our right to keep and bear arms."
Beacon Hill Roll Call records local representatives' votes on two roll calls and local senators' votes on three roll calls from the week of July 7-11.
The Massachusetts House of Representatives passed a National Popular Vote bill last week by a margin of 116-37, giving a boost to legislation that would deliver the state’s 12 electoral votes to the winner of a national popular vote.
Apartment Investment and Management Company announced today that its Board of Directors has declared a special dividend payable to holders of its Class A Common Stock of $3.00 per share, or approximately $256 million in the aggregate.
The initiative sponsored by National Popular Vote Inc. (NPV) and supported by Fair Vote, a nonprofit election reform advocacy group, asks states to support the “National Popular Vote Bill,” which would not eliminate the Electoral College as many mistakenly believe, but would change the way it functions.