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Congress remembers John E. Porter, appropriator and advocate for NIH
Lawmakers are paying tribute to former Rep. John E. Porter, an Illinois Republican and Appropriations “cardinal” who died Friday at age 87.
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Lawmakers are paying tribute to former Rep. John E. Porter, an Illinois Republican and Appropriations “cardinal” who died Friday at age 87.
Capitol Lens focuses on tourists entering the Capitol Visitor Center, which reopened to the public last week, on Monday.
Photos of the week: Nevada votes, guns and BTS highlighted the action during the Memorial Day recess.
Kristin Song sits with a picture of her son Ethan, who died at age 15 in a gun accident, during Thursday’s House Judiciary markup on firearm safety legislation.
The comedian found a lot to love about the federal government in his new Netflix show, produced by Barack and Michelle Obama.
Today’s Capitol Lens sees the sun rise over the Las Vegas Strip on Friday. Early voting in Nevada’s upcoming June 14 primaries has begun.
The Senate largely had the Capitol to itself this week, a somber one because of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.
As Asian Pacific American Heritage Month comes to a close, waves of hate and lingering fear haven’t stopped these networking groups.
If people can find out when a pizza is out for delivery, the Modernization Staff Association thinks Congress should track flag requests too.
“I have one of the longest commutes in the lower 48,” says the retiring chair of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
Capitol Lens taps the archives for Memorial Day with this May 26, 2019, photo showing a Marine saluting Rolling Thunder bikers.
Cartoonist Eric Orner made his graphic novel debut this month with “Smahtguy: The Life and Times of Barney Frank” about his former boss.
Kia ora! New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern meets with a bipartisan group of senators in today‘s Capitol Lens.
A zero-sum game: The baby boomer generation is so powerful that it’s hard for millennials and Gen Z to get involved in politics.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer walks through an area of the Ohio Clock Corridor undergoing restoration in today’s Capitol Lens.
A contractor climbing inside new trash and recycling bins outside the Capitol Visitor Center is the focus of today’s Capitol Lens.
Photos of the week: A lunar eclipse, ducklings, UFOs and foreign leaders showed up on Capitol Hill this week.
Today’s Capitol Lens sees Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson and Finnish President Sauli Niinistö.
All the speakers echoed a passion for reducing stigma for those seeking mental health treatment and sharing personal stories.
The Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony honoring World War II merchant mariners is the focus of today’s Capitol Lens.