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The Boston Celtics center joined the congressman to reflect on the challenges of staying mentally and physically healthy during quarantine.
Eight years ago, the Space Shuttle Discovery flew over Washington on its way to its new home in Virginia, and CQ Roll Call’s photographers were there.
Barry Black, the 62nd chaplain of the Senate, is working from home in his self-proclaimed “man cave,” and so is his bow tie.
We asked reporters — more used to chasing lawmakers down the hallways of the Capitol than working from home — how they’re coping with the new reality.
We asked CQ Roll Call reporters — more used to chasing lawmakers down hallways than working the phones from home — how they’re coping with the new reality.
The Humane Rescue Alliance’s Pet Pantry passes out free pet food in Washington for those in need during the coronavirus outbreak.
The White House Correspondents’ Association has rescheduled its annual dinner for Aug. 29, two days after the GOP convention is expected to wrap.
Despite coronavirus and the need to social distance, Washington area residents found a way to celebrate Easter this year.
Heard on the Hill dropped into Senate chaplain Barry Black’s self-described “man cave” for a message of encouragement during Holy Week and Passover.
Congressman dons coffee filter mask for ‘strange and surreal’ House session - Uncategorized
For the first time in nearly 60 years, the congressional baseball game will not take place this summer in Washington due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Video conference calls have become a new way of life for reporters working from home, and Heard on the Hill reporter Kathryn Lyons is doing her best.
We asked Thune about his new quarantine beard, the challenges of Senate social distancing, and why he isn't your typical grandpa.
Heard on the Hill reporter Kathryn Lyons is tired of singing Happy Birthday over and over everyday as she washes her hands. Her solution? Lizzo.
Self-proclaimed “toilet crusaders” make bidets that minimize waste, and, in an era of sudden toilet paper shortages, power gifters are taking note.
The beloved sporting event pits women members of Congress against the women who cover them: the D.C. press corps, also known as the “Bad News Babes.”
With lawmakers stuck working from home, Heard on the Hill recently caught up with Virginia Democrat Rep. Jennifer Wexton.
The Coronavirus pandemic has turned Washington and the Capitol into a ghost town.
Netflix’s “Tiger King,” the not-so-guilty pleasure everyone seems to be talking about, has a history with Congress that goes way back.
Booker kept it brief with seven non-rhyming couplets. Part Maya Angelou, part Albert Camus, it explores themes of isolation, solidarity and resilience.