McCarthy’s impeachment surprise could gobble up limited floor time
zips the ball to a running back in the middle of the field with a sidearm shovel pass.
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‘Dreamers’ need not apply: DACA recipients still can’t work for Congress
Beto O’Rourke nearly unseated Republican Ted Cruz in one of the most closely watched Senate races of the cycle. "There was just a lot of noise," Vazquez said in an interview.
America’s future depends on a truthful reckoning with its past
The truth is, all the folks attempting to bury the past or slather a cheery coat of Barbie pink over it, the better to hide any unpleasantness, need to go back to school — and fast.
Alsobrooks sees kitchen table issues as strength in Senate bid
," Alsobrooks, the Prince George’s County executive, said in an interview this week.
From green card to green pin: Rep. Juan Ciscomani sees ‘full-circle moments’
Ciscomani sat down with Roll Call to talk about all the "full-circle moments" he’s noticed during his freshman term. This interview has been edited and condensed.
Indiana parade draws Republicans vying for Banks’ open seat
D.C. is inactive and unresponsive," said Davis in an interview in the staging area, contrasting her experience reacting to issues including fentanyl, drug dealers, immigration and gender identity issues
Officials juggle several US goals as they award CHIPS money
said in an interview.
Nine ways the 2024 campaign could go haywire
"Also, the Democrats will lose the Senate because of a terrible map with no GOP incumbent in trouble.
Nervous automakers await rules pushing them toward EVs
comments to the EPA, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, which represents 42 automakers producing nearly all the passenger vehicles sold in the United States, called the administration’s goal of EVs
What a long strange trip it’s been for Rep. Wiley Nickel
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You outed yourself as a Deadhead this month by giving a tribute to the Grateful Dead on the House floor.
Rep. Greg Casar ends thirst strike on Capitol steps after nearly 9 hours
"It’s challenging and it’s hot, but it’s not as hot as it is in Texas," Casar said in an interview.
GOP holdouts on spending bills score dozens of earmarks
The seven Republicans constitute a third of the 21 GOP lawmakers who wrote last week to Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., pledging to withhold their support for the bills due to spending $115 billion more
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Anti-woke appropriating
Steve Daines, the chair of the NRSC, shed more light on where the committee plans to pick sides in Republican primaries next year, saying in an interview with CBS that he wouldn’t endorse in Ohio’s three-way
‘SALT’ shakes up House GOP tax package discussions
Mike Garcia, R-Calif., said in an interview.
Senate panel to vote on Supreme Court code of ethics mandate
He said Congress shouldn’t dictate the court’s ethical standards. "It’s up to them. They’re a separate branch. Let them fix it," Graham said in an interview.
Gallagher advocates targeted approach to AI regulation
Ro Khanna, the ranking member of the cyber panel, said in an interview last week that he could see lawmakers "start with some of the low-hanging fruit and tackle those issues," he also said he’s "open
Friends of lawyer detained in Venezuela rally at Capitol for his release, beg Biden to intercede
At the end of last year,Maduro’s opponents voted to end the interim government in the hopes of holding free and fair elections in 2024.
‘Stop demonizing government,’ 20-year veteran Senate chaplain urges
So I fully expected for a very brief stint in the legislative branch," Black said in a July 7 phone interview, 20 years to the day after that first Senate prayer.
How Marc Molinaro went from teenage mayor to key vote in Congress
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You won your first election at 18 years old.
HASC hold on DOD reprogramming draws ire of Colorado Dems
The memo, prepared by the Pentagon and circulated to some congressional offices, says the hold on the department’s reprogramming requests — which amount to several hundred million dollars — is coming directly