The Hill Articles: September 4, 2007

Sen. Craig is reconsidering his decision to resign Tsongas and Ogonowski win in Mass. special primary Dems face fall tests Free-trade deals face rocky path Campaigning in N.H., Obama targets Clinton Rep. Sestak’s staffers keep jumping ship Heated competition: Aerospace giants use recess to garner support Weyant’s World: September 4, 2007 After 12,000 miles, talking points intact Sen. Craig’s handling of scandal, colleagues’ response, sealed fate GOP centrists mulled Iraq options over recess Abramoff, Scanlon and key former aides continue to talk It takes more than a hurricane to sever a flack from the press Donoghue looks to upset Tsongas in Massachusetts special primary Major bailout is unlikely on sub-prime mortgages Ex-Marine brings the spirit of the Corps to his lobbying shop Bottom line The fall Freedom’s Watch shouldn’t have been labeled ‘pro-war’ Welcome them to the world Bearing the threat From the steam room to the tractor: Lawmakers make most of summer recess Wynn’s new press aide works through the pain Grand jury subpoenas Doolittle aides Lawmakers call for unity on Iraq Bush Plan Ignores Our Strategically Risky Position (Rep. Kathy Castor) Congress Expands Opportunity for Self-Dealing While Claiming Progress on Ethics Number Crunching SCHIP New Law: Brush Your Teeth Back from Iraq GOP Double-Standard for Larry Craig Political Roadkill End of Recess Another Giant Steps Down