... 1934) Colorful ceremonies and auspicious circumstances marked the dedication by the only women member of the United States Senate, Mrs. Hattie W. Caraway, of McAlister Hall, the new women's building of the Arkansas State Teachers College ...

... in a statement. "When it is finished, Norm Coleman will still lead, and we believe, be re-elected to the United States Senate." Before the five-member canvassing board began reviewing challenges Friday, it rejected a request from the ...

... This is not about Mr. Burris; it is about the integrity of a governor accused of attempting to sell this United States Senate seat," Majority Leader Harry Reid and his deputy, Sen. Dick Durbin, said in a statement. "Anyone appointed ...

... He pledged a lawsuit to win the seat. Said Reid: "If Mr. Burris takes possession of valid credentials, the United States Senate will proceed in a manner that is respectful to Mr. Burris while ensuring that there is no cloud of doubt over ...

... Anchorage High School's varsity tennis team and varsity track and field team. Parker had the honor of serving as a United States Senate Page in Washington, D.C., during the summer of 2007, and he has been selected to be an intern for United ...

... recognize gimmicky when they see it. Watching TV this morning, I saw a pornography star who is running for the United States Senate announcing that she is on -- guess what -- a "listening tour," to learn if voters want her to make the run ...

... is going through his mind. From the transcript of a news conference Wednesday: Reid: "I'm saying that the United States Senate, Democrats and Republicans, do not want terrorists to be released in the United States. That's very clear ...

... educational excellence, economic empowerment, health advocacy and youth outreach. In 2006, he was a candidate for the United States Senate from the State of Maryland. Mfume received his undergraduate degree from Morgan State University and a master ...

... Post reporter's description of Arkansan Hattie Caraway's successful 1932 campaign for re-election to the United States Senate, the exhibit includes hundreds of campaign items such as buttons, pamphlets, political trinkets and even one ...

... I couldn't agree more, and I promise to do everything in my power to help him finish his first term in the United States Senate," McCain quipped. Mike Glover reported from Billings, Mont.