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A memoir by Rep. Madeleine Dean and her son Harry Cunnane is an unrelenting account of lies and good intentions around his opioid addiction.
Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont arrives at work in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Tuesday, carrying a bag with the word "shirts."
“I was trying not to drag it out,” Republican Sen. Rob Portman said of his 42-minute rendition of a speech he finds “timeless and timely.”
Photo of the day: Marine One lands at the White House in Washington on Friday
After former President Donald Trump was acquitted in his second impeachment trial, his attorneys traded congratulatory fist bumps on a Senate subway.
Reps. Lauren Boebert and Jared Huffman had a back-and-forth about her gun-filled virtual meeting background, while Sen. Ted Cruz took an ill-timed trip to Cancún.
Can a senator really help during a weather crisis? Does it matter that Cruz went to Mexico as his home state froze? Yes, say former aides.
Gendered terms still run freely on Capitol Hill, a place full of traditions, titles and honorifics, plus even more excuses to use them.
Forty days later, the Capitol complex remains surrounded by the razor wire fence under National Guard protection.
Freezing rain and sleet fell in D.C. as the impeachment trial in the Senate continued. CQ Roll Call's photojournalists captured the rare Saturday session.
While senators sat quietly for another impeachment trial, House members stayed up way past their bedtimes, struggling to keep their heads upright.
President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial dominated action on Capitol Hill this week, and CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists were there to capture it.
Photo of the day: House manager Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., arrives with coffee in hand at the Capitol before the start of day three of the impeachment trial in the Senate.
Showtime’s series “The Circus” wants to capture the “nightmarish stew” of our politics. They didn’t think it would be quite as nightmarish as this.
Photojournalist Caroline Brehman ventured outside the Capitol security perimeter as former President Donald Trump's second impeachment trial continues.
The coronavirus pandemic and Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol managed to poison what are crucial early months for freshman lawmakers.
A cart full of snacks is wheeled through the Senate subway on Tuesday — the first day of former President Donald Trump's second impeachment trial.
Framed photographs of former President Barack Obama, former Attorney General Eric Holder and current President Joe Biden.
Washington saw some snow, a fallen officer remembered, a vote-a-rama in the Senate and a member of the House removed from her committee assignments.
One of Congress’s favorite clichés circled back this week: Groundhog Day. That means lawmakers are in for some repetition.