Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Photos of the week ending April 23, 2021
This week saw a guilty verdict in the Chauvin trial, House passage of a D.C. statehood bill and Senate passage of an anti-Asian hate bill.
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This week saw a guilty verdict in the Chauvin trial, House passage of a D.C. statehood bill and Senate passage of an anti-Asian hate bill.
Bronaugh would be the first woman of color to become deputy Agriculture secretary if the Senate confirms her
The House passed a bill Thursday that would make Washington the 51st state, but the bill faces a difficult fight ahead in the Senate.
Shareholders are pressing companies to align campaign spending with stated values on women's reproductive health and abortion rights.
A new version was introduced this week, but the original's influence can be seen in the aggressive climate agenda set by President Joe Biden.
Representatives of 40 nations will convene for the start of a two-day summit organized to seek pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Backers say her decades of environmental law experience qualify her as best choice to lead the White House Council on Environmental Quality.
Democratic senators in four battleground states each raised more than $2 million in the first quarter of this year.
The focus on passage of a D.C. statehood bill has shifted to the Senate as the issue takes the national stage and impatience mounts.
Biden celebrated Earth Day by kicking off a two-day virtual climate summit and announced a goal to cut U.S. emissions.
The urgent Capitol security needs exposed by the Jan. 6 attack on Congress has put focus on the smallest of the spending bills.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers unveiled a bill Thursday to address the recent influx of migration at the U.S.-Mexico border.
“I received complaints in my office, and rightfully so, about Cardi B,” said Republican Rep. Glenn Grothman, weeks after the Grammys.
Mary C. Curtis speaks to activist DeRay McKesson on how to challenge the power of the police and how policies can be changed for the better.
After the 2020 elections, it’s no secret that in the corridors of power there is a struggle for the soul of the Democratic Party.
The Trump administration successfully moved to decertify the immigration judges’ union. Will the Biden administration move to restore it?
OPINION — Despite the Chauvin verdict, the protests for justice will continue because it is about more than one trial and one officer.
OPINION — We need to be shoring up our innovation ecosystem, responsible for COVID-19 vaccines and other breakthroughs, not undermining it
Armed Services Committee hearings show how the dangers of withdrawing U.S. troops from Afghanistan are front of mind for lawmakers.
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