Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Photos of the week ending Jan. 29, 2021
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Opinion — The GOP remains in a strong position. It has a good chance to retake Congress next year but only with ideas and leaders who can unite the party.
Sen. Thom Tillis scooted his way around the Senate floor this week following foot surgery. Plus Biden’s dogs, Sen. Tim Kaine’s new recipe, and a mic-drop.
An unapproved Johnson & Johnson vaccine is highly effective at preventing severe COVID-19 cases, the company and top government scientists announced Friday,
Having good data is only part of the challenge. Using it correctly is important too, and a recent chart made trust in media look worse than it is.
Lawmakers go to bat for retail investors as apps halt trading in GameStop, a retailer whose share price soared in what appears to be a short squeeze
Top Democrats on Capitol Hill gave the clearest signs yet they are ready to plow ahead with a filibuster-proof coronavirus relief package.
Minnesota Democrat says current antitrust laws are inadequate for regulating companies such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google.
After criticizing Trump following a riot by his supporters at the Capitol, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy went to Florida to see the ex-president.
OPINION — Biden’s ascension as the nation’s second Catholic president sheds light on the growing divide between conservative and progressive Catholics.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that an appropriations supplemental will be needed to boost spending on Capitol security.
Immigration advocates want President Joe Biden to repeal green card and work visa restrictions keeping foreigners abroad — and families separated.
The Biden administration announced health care executive actions on expanding access to reproductive health care and supporting health insurance enrollment.
The Capitol Steps served up political yuks. Now the group has shut down, at the end of the Trump era and as the coronavirus guts live performance.
Shuwanza Goff was the House floor director for legislative operations for Steny H. Hoyer. She is now a deputy legislative affairs director for Joe Biden.
Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has called a Parkland shooting survivor a “coward” and sympathized with QAnon conspiracy theories.
The CQ Roll Call newsroom is tracking campaigns around the country and sharing the best stories, with some extras, with this weekly At the Races newsletter.
The Senate Judiciary Committee could announce as soon as this week Merrick Garland's confirmation hearing to be the nation's top law enforcement official.
Peters, who was targeted by the GOP in his bid for reelection last year, was praised by Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer as "battle-tested."
Racial equity is front and center for the Biden administration. That said, how does the nation begin to dismantle centuries of ingrained policies?