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-elect Andrew Clyde is returning to Capitol Hill, five years after he testified before the House Ways and Means Committee about legislation to keep the IRS from raiding small-business bank accounts.
law and role in the House’s efforts to repeal and replace the 2010 health care law.
The Federal Election Commission has not put forth rules for nanoinfluencers to disclose political relationships in their content — and it does not appear this new form of political advertising will be
Unluckily for the rest of us, Rep. Rodney Davis opted to play out the panel’s final meeting with his favorite band, Nickelback. But amid the frozen video calls and Rep.
She had love for the countless Capitol Police officers who spent some of the most time with her over the years.
Capturing history Wendy Sachs and Hannah Rosenzweig, who directed and produced the film, said in an interview Wednesday that they wanted to capture what appeared to be history in the making.
Is the week over yet?
Butterfield has asked Speaker Nancy Pelosi to change the rules of the House floor so that all members and staff on the floor are required to wear a mask.
Amid the ongoing debate over whether and how to reopen schools in the fall, one Arizona mother is calling for greater empathy toward high-risk children like her son Sebastian, who has a rare brain disorder
“If you look at it you won’t see much difference,” the Democrat told CQ Roll Call during an interview back in February.
-China Business Council, in an interview said he thought it was a “little bit early” for Pompeo to have certified that Hong Kong was no longer sufficiently autonomous from Beijing.
Angus King is one of several co-sponsors of a bipartisan package of bills that would provide permanent funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund and also addresses the National Parks Service’s maintenance
As the U.S. readied to enter World War I, politicians amended Jim Crow-era laws, allowing minorities to boost the military ranks. The practice continued through to World War II.
Smith anticipates a second wave of the coronavirus as the country reels from mass protests following the slaying of George Floyd by Minneapolis police.
Chris Coons of Delaware about why he believes senators should not reconvene in Washington next week amid the pandemic and the precarious nature of the food supply chain and hunger.
Susie Lee and Dina Titus react to the interview. “I was shocked to hear that come out of the mayor’s mouth.
Meeks of South Queens — the epicenter of the epicenter of the U.S. coronavirus epidemic.
Eleanor Holmes Norton attended trivia night at a crowded local brewery, celebrating the House Oversight Committee’s approval of a bill to make the District of Columbia the 51st state.
Heard on the Hill caught up with Rep. Stephanie Murphy, an avid runner who has been self-quarantining after coming into contact with a fellow member of Congress who was diagnosed with COVID-19.
Over the years, the congressman has occasionally talked about their first time meeting … in jail during the civil rights movement.