Congress · 117th Congress
Slain Capitol Police officer to lie in honor in Rotunda next week
Officer Brian Sicknick, who died after the violent attack on the Capitol Jan. 6, was honored in the Rotunda on Feb. 3.
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Congress · 117th Congress
Capitol security review more imperative following latest deadly attack, Ryan says
The department was hit hard by COVID-19, overrun and brutalized by violent rioters Jan. 6 before immediately pivoting to secure the inauguration just two weeks later.
Congress · 117th Congress
One Capitol Police officer killed, one injured when vehicle rams them at Capitol barricade
Officer Howard Liebengood died by suicide in the days following Jan. 6 after being on the scene of the insurrection.
Opinion · 117th Congress
We can’t wait for the pandemic to end to fight the opioid overdose surge
Joe Manchin III, D-W.Va., to more effectively confront one of the biggest drivers in the overdose spike — illicitly manufactured fentanyl — and address a looming deadline on May 6.
Congress · 117th Congress
Bipartisan agreement on need for water upgrade, but not on cost
The $45 billion would help eliminate lead pipes and service lines serving what the administration estimates is between 6 million and 10 million homes, as well 400,000 schools and childcare facilities
Campaigns · 117th Congress
At the Races: It’s April, no foolin’
state Department of Administration commissioner, painted the incumbent as a career politician and also referenced Murkowski’s vote to convict Donald Trump at his impeachment trial for inciting the Jan. 6
Opinion · 117th Congress
A needed lesson in bipartisanship: The Civil Rights Act of 1964
Sixty-six percent of Democrats (44-23) and 82 percent of Republicans (27-6) voted to end the filibuster.
White House · 117th Congress
What’s in Biden’s infrastructure investment, corporate tax plan
Biden calls for eliminating all lead pipes and service lines — part of about 6 million to 10 million homes nationwide and 400,000 schools and child care facilities — by investing $45 billion in the
Congress · 117th Congress
House Ethics rejects Gohmert’s appeal of $5,000 metal detector fine
The metal detectors were hurriedly set up outside of the House chamber after the violent insurrection that overtook the Capitol on Jan. 6.
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Black women are mostly missing from Capitol art. This lawmaker has a suggestion
Some National Guardsmen were seen taking photos with the Parks statue when they were called to protect the Capitol in the aftermath of its storming by a pro-Trump mob on Jan. 6.
Congress · 117th Congress
Appropriators pressure Capitol Police to make Jan. 6 IG report public, hold press briefings
Two lawmakers in charge of determining Capitol Police funding levels are pressuring the notoriously secretive department to publicly release an upcoming inspector general report on the Jan. 6 attack on
Congress · 117th Congress
Nonprofits unsure about small-business loan access as clock ticks
The December omnibus spending law added local chambers of commerce, business leagues and others with a Section 501(c)(6) designation as well as state and local tourism promotion bureaus.
Congress · 117th Congress
Maj. Gen. William J. Walker named House sergeant-at-arms, first Black man in post
On Jan. 6, at around 2:22 p.m., Walker and officials from Capitol Police and the Metropolitan Police Department pleaded for permission to send Guard troops to help defend the Capitol against pro-Trump
Policy · 117th Congress
Section 230 changes will be elusive despite pressure on tech CEOs
Pichai, who leads Google’s parent company, Alphabet — for the perceived role their platforms played in the spread of political disinformation that led to the deadly insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6.
Congress · 117th Congress
Emergency preparedness training is optional for lawmakers, staff, but some look for a mandate
Barricades may be coming down around Capitol Hill, but the shadow of the violent Jan. 6 attack still looms and congressional staff and lawmakers are thinking about how they can keep themselves and their
Congress · 117th Congress
Lawmakers push to prohibit permanent fencing around the Capitol complex
Members and staff grew weary of the fence after it was erected in response to the riot by a violent mob of pro-Trump insurrectionists who breached the Capitol on Jan. 6.
Congress · 117th Congress
Lawmakers alarmed at social media making money off ‘addiction’
Doyle, chairman of the Energy and Commerce Communications and Technology Subcommittee, said the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol was “started and nourished” on Facebook.
Congress · 117th Congress
House panel leader vows end to ‘racial discrimination’ at USDA
He said his announcement on Wednesday of a revamped COVID-19 round of at least $6 billion that will include increased outreach to minority and smaller farmers to increase their participation and share
Congress · 117th Congress
Lawmakers quibble over extent of military’s extremism problem
As experts and lawmakers examine the prevalence of extremism in the armed forces following the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection by a pro-Trump mob, one thing is clear: Nobody knows just how much they
Congress · 117th Congress
Outer fence surrounding the Capitol complex is down
The outer perimeter fence that was installed to protect the Capitol complex after the Jan. 6 attack on Congress has been removed, the Capitol Police announced Wednesday.