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“There‘’’s a reason that fire extinguishers exist in hotels, that there’s a requirement for it. Because at some point in time, a cataclysmic event happened and the laws changed.”
Christopher S.
“It’s serious s––.” At least one attendee had little use for tourism. Ryan Zinke was back on the Hill on Monday, after just a few years away.
His path back to the White House, with its likely immunity from prosecution(s). “Tyrants.”
Control of the Senate for the next two years comes down to about a dozen races. Some were close, others were not.
Donald S. Beyer Jr., D-Va., and Tom Malinowski, D-N.J., co-chairs the Egypt Human Rights Caucus, went further, saying in a news release that “Egypt was the wrong choice” to host the talks.
[A week out, here are 2022’s most vulnerable House and Senate members] The remarks at the private event for Crist were the latest example of the president making arguably more interesting remarks
Roll Call's ranking of the 10 most vulnerable House and Senate incumbents one week before Election Day 2022.
“Eat s—, that’s a good one,” said Rock, who serves as Rhode Island’s director of elections. “People are passionate, man, I tell you.”
Christopher S.
Three Venezuelans flown last week to Martha's Vineyard by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis have sued him, alleging fraud.
Joe Sempolinski, who served as district director to former New York Rep. Tom Reed, won the special election to serve out his term.
“The race is an absolute s–t show, and you can quote me on that,” said Florida Democratic strategist Steve Schale.
Democrats are discussing concerns that requirements attached to their expansion of electric vehicle incentives could be too harsh.
Kansans overwhelmingly opposed removing the right to an abortion from the state constitution, a possible bellwether for votes to come.
Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut readies to tag out GOP Rep. Kat Cammack of Florida at home plate during Thursday‘s Congressional Baseball Game.
The House on Thursday cleared legislation to incentivize domestic semiconductor manufacturing and spur research and development.
Williams, who died on June 29, received the Medal of Honor from President Harry S. Truman on Oct. 5, 1945, for action in the Battle of Iwo Jima. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
“The decision is also a reminder to the country that D.C.’s lack of statehood means D.C. is subject to the whims of Congress.