Photos of the week ending June 9, 2023
Senators and staff pose for a group photo in the Capitol’s Ohio Clock Corridor on Thursday to mark National Seersucker Day.
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Trump indictment could further test House GOP majority unity
Speaker Kevin McCarthy speaks Wednesday during a ceremony in the Capitol.
Santos appeals order that would reveal backers of his bond
Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., leaves the Capitol in May.
Who emerged from the debt talks stronger? Mostly America’s creditors
President Joe Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy participate in the annual Friends of Ireland luncheon on March 17.
Podcasts · 118th Congress
Conservatives revolt - Roll Call
CQ Roll Call's David Lerman, Peter Cohn and Aidan Quigley examine the protest over spending levels that brought House business to a halt.
Wooed by GOP, Gallagher decides against Wisconsin Senate run
Wisconsin Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher says he will not run for Senate next year despite being encouraged by Senate Republicans to take on Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin.
Former deputy librarian of Congress named interim CRS director
Robert R. Newlen was most recently executive director and director of strategic initiatives at the Dwight D. Opperman Foundation in Phoenix.
Trump indictment details national defense documents he kept at club
John L. "Jack" Smith, special counsel, delivers a statement Friday on the recent indictment Donald Trump more than three dozen federal charges related to his retention of classified documents after his presidency.
Ways and Means GOP preps tax package for vote next week
Rep. Suzan DelBene and other Democrats want to see an expanded child credit in any tax package this year.
‘This is her dessert!’ — Congressional Hits and Misses
Rep. Eric Swalwell points out what Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene wants for "dessert" at a House Judiciary subcommittee Hearing in this weeks Congressional Hits and Misses.
Supreme Court speaks: Dog toys must face trademark lawsuit
Whiskey at a Walgreens liquor store in Miami Beach, Fla.
Sartorially savvy senators and staff select seersucker as the smart summertime suit
Senators and staff pose for a picture to mark National Seersucker Day in the Ohio Clock Corridor of the U.S. Capitol on Thursday. Senators include Cindy Hyde-Smith, Shelley Moore Capito, Dianne Feinstein, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Roger Marshall, Maggie Hassan, Deb Fischer, Eric Schmitt, Amy Klobuchar, Raphael Warnock, Roger Wicker, and Bill Cassidy.
Once cushioned from lawmaker scrutiny, hospitals see a shift
House Energy and Commerce Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers has called for tying reimbursements for certain services provided by hospital outpatient departments to Medicare rates for independent physician practices, a proposal known as "site-neutral payments."
House GOP leaders work to tamp down rule fracas
Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., and members of the House Freedom Caucus hold a news conference to oppose the debt limit deal outside of the US Capitol on May 30.
Supreme Court preserves Medicaid recipients’ right to sue
A pedestrian is seen near the U.S. Supreme Court on June 5. The court on Thursday ruled 7-2 to protect the right of Medicaid nursing home residents to seek relief in federal court when state officials do not meet a certain quality of care.
After long suspense, political world reacts to Trump federal indictment
Former President Donald Trump greets supporters at a Team Trump volunteer leadership training event in Iowa last week.
HHS’ first national STI plan could face obstacles
Assistant Secretary for Health Rachel Levine said the skyrocketing rate of sexually transmitted disease calls for "immediate and sustained action."
Supreme Court backs challenge to Alabama congressional map
The Supreme Court building in January.
House GOP scraps contempt-of-Congress meeting for FBI head
Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., chairman of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, conducts a news conference after a meeting in the Capitol Visitor Center.
Bill seeks to teach kids the ‘power of the outdoors’
Democratic Sen. Jack Reed and Republican Sen. Susan Collins have introduced environmental literacy legislation dubbed the No Child Left Inside Act.