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Oregon man arrested in connection with hoax letters to Congressupdated: Fri Mar 09 2012 22:04:00

A 39-year-old man was arrested and indicted Friday in connection with dozens of threatening letters containing a powdery substance that were sent recently to congressional offices and members of the media, the Justice Department said.

Longest serving female senatorupdated: Mon Dec 27 2010 17:40:00

Senator Barbara Mikulski is set to become the longest serving female senator in history. Dana Bash spoke with her.

Mikulski still breaking barriers 24 years into Senate careerupdated: Mon Dec 27 2010 17:40:00

Barbara Mikulski remembers what a man's world the Senate was when she arrived 24 years ago.

Cyber self-defense can help U.S. securityupdated: Fri Sep 03 2010 19:55:00

Recently, we completed an intensive, bipartisan six-month study on cybersecurity and presented it to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.

Commuter safety issues remain a year after fatal crash, senators sayupdated: Mon Jun 21 2010 18:03:00

Two U.S. senators from Maryland are expressing concerns that a year after a deadly commuter train wreck near Washington there are still safety problems in the transit system known as Metro.

Fed student loan plan fair?updated: Mon Mar 29 2010 07:50:00

CNN's Candy Crowley asks Sens. Lamar Alexander and Barbara Mikulski how Obama's student loan plan ties to health care.

A step back for women's healthupdated: Wed Dec 02 2009 17:01:00

I've been digesting the recommendations of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force for two weeks now. And I'm still swallowing hard.

Senate rejects law on carrying concealed weaponsupdated: Wed Jul 22 2009 16:21:00

The Senate on Wednesday narrowly rejected a controversial measure to allow people to carry concealed weapons from state to state.

CNN Student News One-Sheet: Women's History Monthupdated: Sun Mar 01 2009 19:40:00

March is Women's History Month, a federally recognized, nationwide celebration that encourages all Americans to reflect on the ways in which women have shaped U.S. history. But how did this celebration come to be, and why is it held in March?

CNNMoney: Car buying stimulus may not helpupdated: Thu Feb 12 2009 16:58:00

The economic stimulus plan is unlikely to help boost the auto industry because some say tax incentives for car purchases won't save buyers nearly as much as had been originally proposed.

CNNMoney: Uncle Sam wants you to buy a carupdated: Mon Feb 02 2009 17:06:00

With auto sales at crisis levels, Washington is trying to figure out how to get Americans buying cars again.

Senate Republicans block unequal pay billupdated: Wed Apr 23 2008 21:01:00

Senate Republicans blocked a bill Wednesday that would make it easier for people to sue over pay discrimination, an effort to roll back a 2007 Supreme Court ruling that limited such cases.

The Senate immigration vote: How they votedupdated: Thu Jun 28 2007 11:53:00

The Senate immigration compromise was effectively killed Thursday, failing to pass a critical procedural hurdle.

The vexations of voting machinesupdated: Mon Apr 26 2004 11:17:00

Jeffrey Liss had finished making his selections on Maryland's Democratic-primary ballot and strolled out of the polling place at Chevy Chase Elementary School on the morning of March 2, Super Tuesday.

Decision to cancel Hubble criticizedupdated: Wed Mar 10 2004 16:55:00

A fresh salvo was fired Tuesday in the fight to save the Hubble Space Telescope. Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski accused NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe of making a unilateral decision to let the observatory die prematurely against the wishes of astronomers.

Fortune: Accountants' preferences in sex, Sandinistas on welfare, the unknown liberal, and other matters. PORTRAIT OF A LIBERALupdated: Mon Jun 05 1989 00:01:00

And now for a bit of brain exercise. Several weeks ago, we were flipping the pages of The Sciences, a high-class magazine published by the New York Academy of Sciences, and came across the followin...

Fortune: Inside a Candidate's Brain, Agriculture's Happy Hour, Making Hay on TV, and Other Matters. How About an IQ Test?updated: Mon Sep 01 1986 00:01:00

Okay, Michael Barnes, we agree that rote memory is not what the citizens necessarily look for in senior solons. We also agree it's not easy to answer questions thrown at you suddenly when onstage a...

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