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(Sarah Silbiger/CQ Roll Call)Fans watch in the rain as members of the press and Congress play each other during the Congressional Women’’s Softball Game at the Watkins Recreation Center in Capitol Hill
In the Senate, Minnesota law professor Painter worked with Reed, the second-ranking Democrat on the Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, on legislation introduced in October (S 1912) that
Jesse Jackson attend a rally Monday on the East Front lawn of the Capitol with members of the Poor People’’s Campaign to call on lawmakers to address the “connection between systemic racism, poverty and
A question of timing While the analysis is helpful for the White House’s case in getting the 1974’s procedural protections to apply, it may not help get the votes to pass the measure in the House
Harry S. Truman. Roosevelt did appoint Wallace as secretary of Commerce, though he was eventually fired by Truman.
This year is the 20th anniversary of the deaths of Jacob Chestnut and John Gibson while protecting the Capitol from a gunman’’s attack on July 24, 1998. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)Sen.
The deputy attorney general oversees the investigation headed by special counsel Robert S.
Cory Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand, Amy Klobuchar, Christopher S. Murphy and Tammy Duckworth don’t pay their interns, according to Pay Our Interns’ data. Neither do the offices of Republican Sens.
Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee say they want to act on a bill to protect Special Counsel Robert S.
Jonathan S.
Secretary of State nominee Mike Pompeo told senators at his confirmation hearing Thursday he has been questioned by special counsel Robert S.
A bipartisan group of senators unveiled a compromise bill Wednesday to give Special Counsel Robert S.
The Senate Judiciary Committee appears poised to vote in two weeks on a bill that would give job protections to Special Counsel Robert S.
launching a history-altering move that even his staunchest allies agree would be more self-destructive than any of the myriad outré things Trump has done so far: Attempting to fire special counsel Robert S.
Ryan laughed Tuesday when a reporter asked him if he thinks President Donald Trump should stop attacking special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.
Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut, a leading gun control advocate on Capitol Hill, urged the administration to follow through on the president’s words Wednesday.
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., has bipartisan support, including from Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer of New York. Concealed-carry reciprocity? Not so much.
He met with presidents from Harry S. Truman to Obama, as well as candidate Mitt Romney, giving his imprimatur to the candidate and his Mormon faith, once considered a “cult” by evangelicals.
landed like a bombshell in Washington, where the debate has raged over the extent of Russia’s influence in the election while President Donald Trump has waged a campaign to quell special counsel Robert S.