Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: Of voters and Venezuela
↵↵Recalibrating Jan. 6: Democrats in 2024 campaigned on a message that democracy was at risk by highlighting the harrowing Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the Capitol by Trump supporters.
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Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: When the pain hits home
Mrvan, whom she lost to by 6 points in 2022.
Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: Slowdown and shutdown
In Utah, a legislative committee tasked with redrawing the state’s congressional map under a court-ordered process considered several proposed maps this week ahead of an Oct. 6 vote on a recommendation
Statehood advocates look to Congress after Trump’s DC police takeover
doing things like working to fill vacancies in the U.S. attorney’s office — which suffered a spate of firings when the administration targeted prosecutors who had worked on cases related to the Jan. 6,
Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: The shifting Latino vote
Among Democratic-leaning independents, the party’s favorability has fallen by 6 points (to 47 percent) over the same time frame.
Police, snow descend on eerily quiet Capitol Hill for Jan. 6 electoral count
The Department of Homeland Security in September designated Jan. 6 a National Special Security Event, unlocking additional resources from the federal government, state and local partners.
House passes RFK stadium site bill, boosting dreams of wooing Commanders back to DC
If a stadium is built, Josh Harris, the billionaire owner of the Commanders and other professional sports organizations, who purchased the team for more than $6 billion in 2023, will decide whether to
Capitol Police to launch body-worn camera pilot program
A post-Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol Security Review Task Force report led by retired Army Lt. Gen.
Jan. 6 echoes loudly on the campaign trail, but Capitol falls quiet on third anniversary
Halls that echoed with the shouts of rioters on Jan. 6, 2021, will be quiet on Saturday, with no plans in Congress to mark the attack on the Capitol.
Up close without a vote: Delegates weigh in on speakership mess
With her own vote and that of two other Democrats, she won the gavel on a 9-6 vote.
As House panel backs RFK site redevelopment, DC inches closer to a football future
NFL owners approved the sale of the Commanders for more than $6 billion this year, ending the controversial multi-decade reign of former owner Daniel Snyder, whose alleged sexual misconduct and financial
White House clarifies what policy statements do, and do not, mean
Corrected March 6 | In the days since an upbeat meeting with President Joe Biden at a party retreat in Baltimore, House Democrats have been expressing frustration with the White House over the president
Congress · 117th Congress
One thing Republicans plan to do if they win the election? Fully reopen the Capitol
that “there absolutely needs to be new norms” for the safety of members and staff, rather than a return to the same exact procedures in place before the pandemic and last year’s mob violence on Jan. 6.
Congress · 117th Congress
House poised for NDAA floor debate
Guard to quell protests against police violence in 2020 without having to ask the mayor, and again on Jan. 6, 2021, when the mayor had no authority to call in the D.C.
Congress · 117th Congress
Limited Capitol tours return Monday, but some say it’s happening too slowly
Pandemic concerns shuttered the Capitol to tourists more than two years ago, and efforts to reopen have been complicated by security worries in the aftermath of the mob attack on Jan. 6, 2021, including
Congress · 117th Congress
Congress eyes return of tourists with eagerness, anxiety
Krepp said it was difficult dealing with the coronavirus and each state’s separate regulations, but when a mob attacked the Capitol last year on Jan. 6, it made things worse in D.C., where he also lives
Congress · 117th Congress
Party unity vote studies underscore polarized State of the Union
The Republican minority prevailed on just 17 of those votes — 6 percent — and that is the fourth-lowest rate in the 67 years this organization has been conducting such studies.
Congress · 117th Congress
DC files lawsuit against two groups for costs of Jan. 6 response
filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Proud Boys International and Oath Keepers and about 30 of the groups’ alleged leaders and members “for conspiring to terrorize the District” in connection with the Jan. 6
Congress · 117th Congress
GOP claims victory in final defense policy bill
Norton said in a release that Trump’s use of the Guard in 2020, followed by his failure to call it out quickly to repel the rioters storming the Capitol on Jan. 6 of this year, were “prime examples
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Photos of the year so far: Turbulent times
Susan Wild, D-Pa., while taking cover as rioters disrupt the joint session of Congress to certify the Electoral College vote on Jan. 6, 2021.