Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
‘Queer Eye’ star responds to his hometown’s former congressman: Aaron Schock
“His apology wholly dodged any responsibility in the awful actions he perpetuated against our community,” wrote Jonathan Van Ness.
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“His apology wholly dodged any responsibility in the awful actions he perpetuated against our community,” wrote Jonathan Van Ness.
Lawmakers tried their best to avoid handshakes this week amid fears of the coronavirus. Rep. Matt Gaetz even donned a gas mask.
The Florida senator made the rounds this week to promote legislation, the “Sunshine Protection Act,” that would make daylight saving time permanent.
“Political” or no, comic Margaret Cho has some advice for the elected officials who work in Washington: Decorum is overrated.
The “Election Profit Makers” podcast is back for another campaign season of political betting despite a 2016 that ended in tears.
Booker’s office consoles Elizabeth Warren staff with pizza, returning Dunkin’ favor - Uncategorized
The late Texas longmaker is being honored with a memorial that is quintessentially “Congress” — a post office in his name.
The Washington Nationals may have won their first World Series title five months ago, but their trophy finally made its rounds at the Capitol on Wednesday.
Personal space is hard to come by on the campaign trail. Throw in meet-and-greets and close-talkers and elbow-bumping starts to look pretty appealing.
Two university professors examine both the reasons for low turnout among young voters and the changes that may make them more likely to cast a ballot.
While much of Congress freaked out about the coronavirus, Reps. Josh Harder and Garret Graves had another pandemic to deal with: swamp rats.
The week ending February 28th as captured by Roll Call photojournalists
“I’m not one that’s leaving cranky and grumpy and down on the system,” says the Oregon Republican, who is retiring from Congress.
Survivors will gather in the D.C. area this week to mark the Iwo Jima battle’s 75th anniversary, as journalists urgently look to tell their stories.
House lawmakers were (temporarily) left in the dust on Ash Wednesday as they scrambled to find ashes after House Chaplain Father Patrick Conroy went MIA.
Virginia Republican Ben Cline was born on Feb. 29, the date added to the calendar on quadrennial leap years, and he has definitely heard that joke before.
Some lawmakers marked the day by flashing their king cakes, courtesy of Louisiana Republican Steve Scalise.
Rapper Bryson Gray’s “Maga Ain’t Got No Color” is half an hour of beats and rhymes dedicated to praising President Donald Trump.
We couldn’t verify that Junior’s makes the best cheesecake in the world, though flavors like “Brownie Explosion” sound plausibly delicious.
Rep. Maxine Waters made her debut Thursday night on Showtime’s “Desus & Mero” late night show and didn’t hold back as she criticized President Donald Trump.