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“We stand here today with our democracy intact because of those officers,” said incoming House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries of New York.
In December 1994, the conference voted to end legislative service organizations, and the move became official when the House adopted the rules for the 104th Congress at the beginning of the session in
I eventually ended up getting kind of a glorified internship with the House Republican Conference, which at the time was chaired by Rep. Jerry Lewis of California.
“We met for about 20 minutes, sitting together at a conference table,” Cruz said in a press release, describing the early March encounter. “We shook hands twice and took pictures together.”
If you go on Twitter today (which we know you will), you’ll drown in the same tweets highlighting the same quotes from Attorney General William Barr’s press conference ahead of the highly anticipated release
Elizabeth Warren tweeted after President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin wrapped their joint press conference in Helsinki.
Your daily Word on the Hill is returning now that Congress is back. There are plenty of things going on this week to start the session off.
In both the Capitol and the White House, staffers and the press corps have a chance today to participate in Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day.
Happening today Breakfast with outgoing White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest, hosted by The Christian Science Monitor at 9 a.m. at the St. Regis, 923 16th St. NW.
The traditional 114th Congress official photograph is hanging in the Senate press gallery with some questions next to it.
Nearly 100 years after his sentencing — and on what would have been his 129th birthday — his descendants and members of Congress are pushing for his exoneration.