Capitol Quip’s Thanksgiving Pardon
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Marion Barry, 4-Term Mayor and D.C. Councilmember, Dies at 78
_psEmbed("https://newsphotos.cqrollcall.com", "fallback=1"); President Barack Obama released a statement celebrating the life of the District's mayor for life: "Michelle and I
Capitol Christmas Tree Arrives on the Hill
It will be lit every night when the sun goes down until Jan. 1.
Durbin Says Omnibus in Progress, Warns Against Defense CR
I hear that they’re going to meet [on] Dec. 1, Democrats and Republicans, House and Senate, at the highest level to resolve these outstanding issues.
Durbin Says Omnibus in Progress, Warns Against Defense CR
I hear that they’re going to meet [on] Dec. 1, Democrats and Republicans, House and Senate, at the highest level to resolve these outstanding issues.
Capitol Dome Braces for Next Phase of Restoration
There is enough scaffolding pipe to span 52 miles and the structure weighs more than 1 million pounds.
Money Dominates Committee and Leadership Races | Rules of the Game
Pelosi gave $1 million to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee through her campaign arm.
New Members of Congress Flip for Office Selection (Slideshow)
Check out the slideshow of the highs and lows of the extravaganza below: _psEmbed("https://newsphotos.cqrollcall.com", "fallback=1"); Related: Pack Up Your Troubles: Members
Major Players From Team Cantor to Open Lobbying Shop
The firm, Harbinger Strategies, is still coming together, but the partners say they’ll officially be open for business by Jan. 1.
Major Players From Team Cantor to Open Lobbying Shop
The firm, Harbinger Strategies, is still coming together, but the partners say they’ll officially be open for business by Jan. 1.
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 2
Related: Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 1 Oberweis’ Illinois Senate Bid Testing Theory That Persistence Pays Off Guide to the New Congress Roll Call Results Map: Results
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 2
Related: Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 1 Oberweis’ Illinois Senate Bid Testing Theory That Persistence Pays Off Guide to the New Congress Roll Call
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 1
(Though he still managed to spend $1 million.)
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 1
(Though he still managed to spend $1 million.)
NDIA Names McKinley as New Head
Craig McKinley will take over as president and CEO on Jan. 1.” “McKinley, the former chief of the National Guard Bureau, will succeed Larry Farrell, who led NDIA since 2001.”
On Ebola Funding, Don’t Forget Lessons from the AIDS Epidemic | Commentary
Hatch, R-Utah, and Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., have proposed an annual increase in the budget of the NIH of $1 billion for each of the next 10 years.
The One-Term Caucus? Top House Targets in 2016
Correction 1 p.m. An earlier version of this post misspelled the names of Nebraska state Sen. Beau McCoy and Rep.-elect Cresent Hardy.
The One-Term Caucus? Top House Targets in 2016
Correction 1 p.m. An earlier version of this post misspelled the names of Nebraska state Sen. Beau McCoy and Rep.-elect Cresent Hardy.
Ozone Rules Could Set Off Fight Between Environmental, Economic Interests
Under a court-ordered deadline, the EPA must decide whether to put forward a more-stringent national ambient air quality standard, known as NAAQS, for ozone by Dec. 1.
Pentagon Seeks to Use Aircraft-Based Drones
“The request for information released over the weekend seeks drones that would be based on larger aircraft, such as B-52 or B-1 bombers or C-130 transport planes, to cite a few examples.