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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.
Senate Republicans are warning of a “wave of COVID-19-related lawsuits” against hospitals and businesses as they begin to reopen.
Watch as Arizona Republican Rep. David Schweikert talks about how he believes Congress should reposition thinking around legislating blockchain.
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 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.
Whistleblower Rick Bright told Congress that without a science-based national response to the pandemic, 2020 will be the “darkest winter in modern history.”
Black women have long had disproportionately high rates of death after giving birth, and the coronavirus pandemic is likely making it even worse.
Reps. Rashida Tlaib and André Carson joined former Rep. Keith Ellison for a virtual Iftar hosted by muslim advocates on Tuesday night.
Protestors have been demonstrating in D.C. for over a week, putting pressure on officials to enforce transparency laws on brokers.
The halls of the Senate are pretty quiet these days, even with the chamber back in session. But with masked-senators ducking in and out of committee hearings and Architect of the Capitol workers continuing to maintain the grounds, the Capitol complex is still abuzz.
Watch two experts shine some light on how the military thinks, and whether bases should adapt to deal with pandemics at all.
The Senate returned this week, for what Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer predicted would be “one of the strangest” Senate sessions in modern history.
How are states dealing with surpluses of hydroxychloroquine, the drug President Donald Trump touted as a possible treatment for the coronavirus?
DC Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton caught up with Heard on the Hill over bagels (and Zoom) this week as she gets ready for Mother’s Day.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi swore-in Rep. Kweisi Mfume on the House floor Tuesday morning. Mfume was elected to replace the late Elijah E. Cummings.
Mitch McConnell teed up a handful of nominees the chamber is set to vote on this week as senators return to Washington amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Watch as we discuss the benefits, drawbacks and the seeming inevitability of expanding telehealth with a Georgetown University professor.
Lawmakers are scrambling to make use of a brief window of bipartisanship to beef up the nation’s ability to handle a pandemic before a second wave.
In this CQ on Congress episode, Shawn Zeller speaks with Democratic Sen. 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.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has announced her picks for a new select panel that will conduct oversight over federal relief efforts for the pandemic.