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It was the first time a D.C. statehood bill passed either chamber of Congress. Even the normally reserved Mayor Muriel Bowser couldn’t contain herself.
</p> It was basically, “Eat the shit that we know you’re going to get from police officers. Just come home.”</p> I’ve been fortunate.
</p> Staffers from the Architect of the Capitol waited until Gov. Tate Reeves signed the removal bill at 5 p.m. before they hoisted its replacement.</p> “Do we have a flag?” Wicker asked them.
</p> The House is voting on a bill to make D.C. the 51st state this Friday.
</p> “I have to tell you that I cannot get that bill through the House for one reason only, and that is because of the name of the team,” she said.
</p> People wait in line Monday for walk-up COVID-19 testing outside the National Building Museum in Washington.
</p> “Normally it’s a seersucker celebration, but this was more of a seersucker acknowledgement,” Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy told Heard on the Hill.
</p> A man writes a message in chalk Monday on H Street Northwest in Washington, near the section of 16th Street dubbed Black Lives Matter Plaza, after days of demonstrations against police brutality and
</p> The legislative assistant to Texas Rep.
</p> A woman runs through a looted T-Mobile store near the White House on May 30 as protests turned from peaceful to destructive.
</p> On Friday, Washington started to emerge from the COVID-19 restrictions placed on nonessential business.
</p> “I had been out there from the very beginning,” Beatty said.
</p> An employee at Flashback Old Time Photos wears a mask Sunday as she waits for customers on the Ocean City, Md., boardwalk for the Memorial Day weekend.
</p> Closer t0 home, photojournalist Bill Clark captured the socially distanced ceremonies and sights around the National Mall in Washington on Monday.
</p> Luther Wright works on a commissioned window mural for Brookfield Properties on New York Avenue Northwest in Washington on Monday.
</p> Here are some of the highlights so far, as captured by CQ Roll Call photographers Bill Clark and Tom Williams.
</p> From left, Reps. David Cicilline, D-R.I., Matt Cartwright, D-Pa., and Tony Cárdenas, D-Calif., wait on the House steps to vote on the rule for the HEROES Act on Friday.
</p> A large crowd gathers on the National Mall on Saturday to watch the Navy Blue Angels and the Air Force Thunderbirds conduct a flyover to honor essential workers and health care providers confronting
</p> We can’t say we’re shocked.
</p> A dog stands by one of the duck ramps at the Capitol Reflecting Pool on Monday.