Caroline Kennedy: The $100M WomanSource: NY Daily News
Caroline Kennedy will feel right at home in the Millionaires' Club known as the U.S. Senate: The Camelot heiress' net worth easily tops $100 million, a Daily News review found.
Reid is GOP's best friend Source: The Hill
Sure, Senate Republicans are in the minority for at least one more cycle. And it's true that their conference is over 10 percent smaller than it was in the last Congress. But the GOP has retained its ace in the hole: Harry Reid is still majority leader.
GOP recount guru advises Coleman Source: The Hill
A veteran of the nation's most famous recount has been quietly advising Sen. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.), who is fighting a fierce battle to hang on to his seat.
Works and Days » Desperately Seeking CarolineSource: Pajamas Media
We know in our hearts that Charles Gibson and Katie Couric, who mercilessly grilled pro-life, Christian Sarah Palin with the poor white twang, would pull in their talons—if given the chance to dialogue with Caroline.
Franken Poised For Big Gains In RecountSource: The Huffington Post
Jesus, Bob Dylan and Mickey Mouse will play a part in determining Minnesota's next senator. So will voters who scrawled the same name for every local race.
Emanuel Spoke to Ill. Gov's Office on Seat: Report Source: The New York Times
President-elect Barack Obama's choice for White House chief of staff spoke to Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's office about who the governor should appoint to replace Obama in the Senate, the Chicago Tribune reported on Saturday.
Officials Say Jackson Was 'Candidate 5' in Blagojevich CaseSource: The New York Times
CHICAGO — Representative Jesse L. Jackson Jr., long seen here as someone who was willing, even happy, to clash with this city's old power structure, found himself tangled up on Wednesday in the fallout from the arrest of Gov. Rod R.
Is Norm Coleman under federal investigation?»Source: Think Progress
Last month, Sen. Norm Coleman (R-MN) came under fire in a lawsuit alleging that a donor, Nasser Kazeminy, used an insurance company that employs Coleman's wife to pass money to Coleman illegally.
Jeb Bush Mulling U.S. Senate Run, Aide Says Source: The New York Times
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, the younger brother of President George W. Bush, is considering running in 2010 for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by fellow Republican Mel Martinez, an aide said on Wednesday.