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Rep. Joyce Beatty was pepper sprayed with other Columbus demonstrators protesting the May 25 killing of African American man George Floyd.
As lawmakers continue to struggle with the mute button, Republicans are begging Democrats to make House members meet in-person again.
The traditional unofficial opening of summer over the Memorial Day weekend also signaled the cautious reopening of the Washington metro area.
Joe Novotny listened to D.C. punk rock music to get psyched-up before facing the C-SPAN cameras during the House’s impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Meet the punk rock-loving ‘voice of Congress’ soothing House watchers through the pandemic - Coronavirus
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CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists were there to capture the action over the Memorial Day weekend at the beach in Ocean City, Md., and at the National Mall.
With approval from his teenage daughter and a little (read: a lot of) help from his press team, the Ohio Democrat made his lip-syncing debut this month.
Our photojournalists were there to capture the president dropping by the Senate for lunch, the swearing-in of two new House members, and much more.
Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump traded jabs about dog poop, while Joni Ernst gave a Memorial Day tribute and Kevin McCarthy advertised his favorite Starbucks.
On Capitol Hill, lawmakers are bullish but acknowledge there’s still a lot of uncertainty around the return of pro and college football.
No matter what your mask, on Capitol Hill, it’s the wild, wild West. Do you don a standard issue mask, or something homespun?
Lawmakers this spring are dealing with an unexpected fashion dilemma: When the mask is suddenly the message, what kind do you wear?
Our photojournalists caught members of the Senate and House at the Capitol this week wearing the latest in face mask couture.
Lawmakers at a House Rules Committee hearing this week ganged up on Rep. Jim McGovern for his choice of mask, and more in this week's Hits and Misses.
Most members of Congress who have tested positive for the coronavirus so far have made a point of donating convalescent plasma.
Reps. Rashida Tlaib and André Carson joined former Rep. Keith Ellison for a virtual Iftar hosted by muslim advocates on Tuesday night.
The CVC is trying to recreate, virtually, the feeling you get walking into the Rotunda for the first time.
Sen. Lamar Alexander's dog Rufus made his national TV debut on “Meet the Press” this weekend ... asleep. Then he did it again.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez spent an evening connecting with fans on the uber-popular video game “Animal Crossing: New Horizons.”