Lawmakers who linger after accepting new jobs stir concerns
Rep. Brian Higgins, D-N.Y., plans to stay in office until February to "tie up loose ends" after accepting a new job in November, his communications director said.
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Supreme Court declines to intervene in Trump immunity case
John L. "Jack" Smith, special counsel, had asked the Supreme Court to rule on the immunity dispute.
Congressional Hits and Misses: 2023 Re-view
Rewind the past 12 months with this Hits and Misses recap.
Senate staffer scandal just latest in line of self-sabotaging selfies
Anthony Weiner resigned from Congress in 2011 amid a sexting scandal. He is just one of many to see his career derailed in recent years.
Podcasts · 118th Congress
On topic, off beat? Our favorite Political Theater episodes of 2023 - Roll Call
This year was a doozy. Through it all, Political Theater kept talking to articulate, smart people. Here are a few of our favorite podcasts.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Expect Trump on Colorado ballot
The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best stories with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.
Democrats eye appropriations to protect pediatrician training
Texas Republican Rep. Daniel Crenshaw talks with reporters outside the Capitol. Crenshaw led a legislative push to tie pediatric physician training to gender-affirming care bans but now acknowledges the House needs "to get a bill to the floor."
Biden’s habit of being most candid with donors could come with a cost
President Joe Biden speaks during a Hanukkah reception in the East Room of the White House on Dec. 11.
Federal judge orders Rep. Scott Perry to turn over more than 1,600 messages to DOJ
Rep. Scott Perry argued that his phone messages were protected by the Constitution, but a federal judge disagreed and ordered him to turn most of them over to the Justice Department.
Trump urges justices to delay immunity ruling on 2020 charges
Jack Smith, special counsel investigating former President Donald Trump, wants the Supreme Court to decide on Trump's immunity defense.
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Spending fights, supply chain delays slow mobile health boom
An Amish horse-and-buggy in Lancaster County, Pa., near the town of Bird-in-Hand. In some parts of Pennsylvania Amish country, mobile health units are helping deliver care to the local Amish population.
GOP in uproar after Colorado court bars Trump from state ballot
An image of President Donald Trump appears on video screens before his speech to supporters from the Ellipse at the White House on Jan. 6, 2021, before Congress was to certify electoral votes declaring Joe Biden the winner of the 2020 election.
Senators to punt on border, fly home after FAA, nominations
Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., has held up an aviation extension as leverage to keep senators in town.
Dangers faced by firefighters compounded by ‘forever chemicals’
Memphis firefighter Jesse Powell is part of a federal lawsuit claiming exposure to PFAS caused his prostate cancer.
As US positions with China, we must prioritize technological advantages over diplomatic wins
Chinese President Xi Jinping (left, center) meets with President Joe Biden at Filoli Estate in California on Nov. 15.
Election roads go through Bethlehem(s)
Pennsylvania Democratic Rep. Susan Wild and Labor Secretary Marty Walsh, left, tour Lehigh Heavy Forge in Bethlehem, Pa., to promote legislation to create jobs on June 2, 2021.
Senate passes FAA extension until March
An American Eagle plane is seen at Key West International Airport, on Thursday, February 23, 2023.
Tuberville backs Trump’s ‘poisoning the blood’ rhetoric
Tommy Tuberville’s comments Tuesday aren’t the first time the former Auburn football coach has made headlines during his time as a senator.
Key US fund for Ukraine about to be ‘exhausted’
Mike McCord, comptroller of the Defense Department, told House and Senate committees in a letter that funds for Ukraine are nearly exhausted.