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Democrats are seeing some very specific donations from the Alpha Kappa Alpha sisters of VP nominee Kamala Harris, in a nod to the history of the oldest Black sorority.
As “Jeopardy!” begins its 37th season this week, viewers will notice a few changes on set. What won’t change is the groaning and shouting at home.
Members of the Washington shadow delegation mourned the loss of one of its first members, Florence Pendleton, who died at her Georgia home.
Congress returned for its final stretch before Election Day, ex-Rep. Ben “Cooter” Jones celebrated his 79th birthday, and lawmakers paused to remember 9/11.
Congress is (kinda) back, so Democrats are bickering over Zoom and the GOP is dodging questions about Bob Woodward’s revelations on President Donald Trump.
Crawling with congressional staffers and interns, the divey Capitol Lounge was home away from home for many on the Hill for more than 25 years.
While other documentaries have zoomed in on rising stars fighting to make a name for themselves (think AOC in “Knock Down the House”), this one zooms out.
If it was Thursday, you could count on Jesus Lady to be camped out just a stone’s throw from the House chamber, with her statue of Christ in tow.
With all the “spicy votes” cast for “Donald John President,” the GOP hosted the Republican National Convention this week in an empty auditorium.
“While we help write the laws that govern the United States, we still live in a society that treats us and our families as second-class citizens,” congressional aides say.
Cursing, Conventions, and the U.S. Postal service — the congressional recess looks a little different this week.
Drive-ins aren’t just where you watch “Sonic the Hedgehog” and “Jurassic Park.” Now they’re where you watch the Democratic National Convention.
Although it’s relatively rare, Fox Sports commentator Shannon Sharpe isn’t the first to use politics to make a point about sports.
A new documentary follows a bunch of kids through a civics-drenched week at Boys State — the same program that nurtured one-fifth of the U.S. Senate.
As Joe Biden’s running mate, Kamala Harris will be the first Black woman and first Asian American on a major party presidential ticket.
“So, how’s it going?” queried Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell from the chamber's floor this week. The answer is: not great.
Georgia's Kelly Loeffler has fully embraced Trump’s culture war as she tries to hold on to her Senate seat. Maybe her fight with the WNBA was inevitable.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s confrontation with Ted Yoho was not an isolated one, as Women’s Caucus co-chairs Brenda Lawrence and Debbie Lesko recall.
CQ Roll Call spent a day at the U.S. Naval Academy in Anapolis, Md., documenting how the pandemic is affecting training for the plebes in its Class of 2024.
“Blood on the Wall,” a new documentary from Sebastian Junger and Nick Quested, takes a deep dive into immigration at a key time in history.