Broun’s Office Funds
Run Low

Having nearly expended his annual office budget by midyear, sources said on Tuesday that Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.) may be forced to seek assistance to manage the office’s day-to-day functions. At the same time, Broun’s office said it was unaware of any problems.

White House Mulls Last Approps Waltz

K St. Posts Feeble Growth in 1st Half

Hit by a downturn in the economy and a slow Congressional calendar, many of K Street’s titans reported tepid growth for the first half of 2008.

Right This Way

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Joe Lieberman and Susan Collins show oil-and-gas tycoon — and champion of wind power — T. Boone Pickens to the witness table for an energy security hearing Tuesday.

Reflected Glory?

For Tom Manion, there was no question about whether he would talk about his late son, Marine Lt. Travis Manion, in his campaign for Congress.

Race to Replace Tancredo Looks Like Two-Man Affair

Heard on the Hill: Reid’s Gender Gaffe

Since Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) came so close to snagging her party’s nomination for a White House bid, the idea that there might be a “Madam President” someday doesn’t seem all that difficult to grasp.