The Hill Articles: September 5, 2007

Rep. Lamborn apologizes Thompson joins debate for 30 secs. Candidates see drug plan as a double-edged sword Unions seek to influence party’s pick Tancredo sitting out early W.Va. contest Republican senators to battle over Craig’s place on Approps Grand jury subpoenas Doolittle aides Nussle confirmed over Dem objections Rep. Miller responds to critics, says he is not under FBI scrutiny GAO’s final report on war upgrades earlier assessment Abercrombie seeks to resurrect compromise Iraq bill Anti-war protesters detained after leaving without resistance from Senate gallery Labor surprises Dems with intervention on patent law Lobby firm to change contract for former Iraqi prime minister Frailties and all, the system works Diverse groups link up to push for infrastructure overhaul Lobbying world Frank prepares bill to curb predatory mortgage lending Hamilton helps free American scholar held in Iran Weyant’s World: September 5, 2007 Warner’s retirement causes stirrings in Davis’s district Symbolic appeal must be unraveled Chasing Larry, finding David Fred enters the fray Officials’ snafus don’t justify abandoning Katrina’s victims Senate GOPers’ dark ’08 outlook Hillary’s hypocrisy Scholars say Fed must take strong action to head off recession For staff bonuses, no dollar left behind Congress must act now to prevent taxes on Internet access 20 Questions: S. Monae Everett, Bubbles Salon on Capitol Hill De-stress at your desk Bilbray sends Filner movie on anger management Dressing for scandal The ‘Victorious’ War-Time President Dodd vows to crack down on lending abuses Aging Infrastructure Must Be Addressed (Rep. Dan Lipinksi) America Has Suffered A Great Loss (Rep. Jean Schmidt) Stop Arming and Training Iraqi Secrity Forces (Rep. Lynn Woolsey) Congressman Paul Gillmor Will Be Missed (Rep. Charlie Wilson) GAO Report Outdated (Rep. J. Gresham Barrett) McConnell tries to quell Craig uproar Second Amendment Can Protect Citizens Where D.C. Government Fails American People, Not Just Reports, Should Guide Us in Iraq (Rep. Hank Johnson) Senate welcomes back Tim Johnson Edwards demands safety tests for Mattel toys GAO Report Fails To Paint Full Picture (Rep. Joe Wilson) Craig Story Now Even Weirder Thompson Officializes Campaign Run With First Ad Gillmor Loss Creates Tremendous Pain (Rep. Steven LaTourette) Former Rep. Dunn dies Iran Leader Sounds Like a Democrat Rep. Gillmor dies McCain Showcases Leadership in First Online Ad Bill Clinton: Primary tougher than general for Hillary Bush Administration Continues To Mislead (Rep. Elijah Cummings) The Intervention Fourth Estate Gets One Right