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Behind the Photo: Snapchatting the Naval Academy’s Induction Day
By JM Rieger and Al Drago [jwp-video n=”1″] Roll Call’s Al Drago documents the Naval Academy’s Induction Day on July 1, 10 seconds at a time.
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Behind the Photo: I-Day
By Al Drago Al Drago/CQ Roll Call On July 1 I woke up before the sun and headed to Annapolis for one of my favorite assignments to shoot: The Naval Academy Induction Day.
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Defense Secretary: Only 60 Syrians Trained to Fight ISIS
By JM Rieger and Megan Scully [jwp-video n=”1″] One day after updating President Barack Obama on the efforts against the Islamic State terror group, Defense Secretary Ashton B.
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McConnell Tees Up Consideration of NCLB Overhaul Bill
By JM Rieger and Niels Lesniewski and Anne Kim [jwp-video n=”1″] In a bid to maintain the chamber’s legislative momentum after an 11-day recess, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell
Navy, Marines Increase Maternity Leave to 18 Weeks
“The new policy also applies to any women who have gotten their maternity leave authorized since Jan. 1.”
Trucking Industry Faces Stricter Fuel Efficiency Standards
The standards proposed on June 19 would cut greenhouse gas emissions by about 1 billion metric tons over the life of the nation’s fleet, agencies said.
Vulnerable Republican McSally Draws Democratic Challenger
McSally, whose campaign announced Monday that she had raised $1 million in the second quarter of 2015, was elected last year in one of the closest races in the country, beating Barber by fewer than
At National Building Museum, Life’s a Beach
But instead of sand, there’s carpet and instead of an ocean, there are about 1 million clear plastic balls.
Capitol Police Sergeant Suspended in Gun-in-Bathroom Probe
Capitol Police have suspended a sergeant in the Capitol division, allegedly in retribution for a leak related to Roll Call’s May 1 report of three incidents in which officers left loaded guns in problematic
Walter Jones Primary Challenger Looks for Rematch in 2016
His 2014 campaign was boosted by nearly $1 million in outside spending that blasted Jones for being too liberal for his district.
Rotunda Closing Changes Capitol Tour Route
The tour occurs at 1 p.m. Monday through Friday and explores four people enshrined in the Capitol who fought for civil rights.
Extension of Iran Nuclear Talks Could Save August Recess
“But there continue to be some significant differences that remain, and … this is a view not just of the United States, but this is the view of all of our P5-plus-1 partners as well.
Why the Fight for ‘Female Viagra’ Matters | Commentary
If it receives final approval from the FDA in August, the drug Flibanserin would be the first in what we hope will be a pipeline of medical treatment options for the 1 in 10 women living with HSDD.
After Trade Triumph, Senate Republicans Look to Rack Up More Wins (Video)
McConnell Tees Up Consideration of NCLB Overhaul Bill [jwp-video n=”1″] Thune suggested that whenever McConnell opts to put another appropriations test vote forward, it would likely
Can Cardin Solve the ISIS AUMF Riddle?
“My No. 1 passion, though, would be human rights,” he said. “Every aspect of what I do as ranking member will be to strengthen our commitment to advancing human rights.”
After Trade Triumph, Senate Republicans Look to Rack Up More Wins (Video)
McConnell Tees Up Consideration of NCLB Overhaul Bill [jwp-video n=”1″] Thune suggested that whenever McConnell opts to put another appropriations test vote forward, it would likely
Senators Weigh In on Capitol Police Hiring
On April 1, Capitol Police allegedly hired O’Donnell to perform the same duties as a civilian employee.
Can Cardin Solve the ISIS AUMF Riddle?
“My No. 1 passion, though, would be human rights,” he said. “Every aspect of what I do as ranking member will be to strengthen our commitment to advancing human rights.”
Senators Weigh In on Capitol Police Hiring
On April 1, Capitol Police allegedly hired O’Donnell to perform the same duties as a civilian employee.
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Joe Heck to Run for Nevada Senate
By JM Rieger and Emily Cahn [jwp-video n=”1″] Rep Joe Heck announced Monday he’ll run for Senate in Nevada, giving Republicans a top pick in a crucial contest that could determine