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Capitol Lens: Senate Solitude

By Douglas Graham
Posted September 19, 2012 at 4:22pm

A staffer walks through the Russell Rotunda in the Russell Senate Office Building on Tuesday, a day before Congress returned to work on the Hill. The halls have been quiet lately and will soon be again, as Congress heads toward its pre-election recess.

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