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</p> Here’s the week in photos as captured by our photojournalists:</p> A woman walks by the closed storefront of the Copenhaver stationery store in Dupont Circle on Friday, April 17.
She’s since introduced a bill that would require the Department of Health and Human Services to report racial and demographic data to Congress.
</p> “They banished me to the basement.
</p> House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy points up as the Space Shuttle Discovery makes one of several passes by the Capitol.
</p> We found empty churches that were livestreaming services, a socially distanced Easter Bunny and a drive-in worship service in Virginia. </p> Rev.
</p> HOH: Do you have any more videos planned during the pandemic?</p> THUNE: You know what, we’ll take a look. [Laughs.] We’re talking about doing something on how a bill becomes a law.
</p> CQ Roll Call photo editor Bill Clark visited her house in Leesburg to document her dog-friendly setup, and Heard on the Hill reporter Kathryn Lyons spoke with her via Skype about sharing her workspace
</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> We know this won’t last forever. We will see our friends, our elected officials, our familiar again.
The California Democrat makes a cameo in the first episode, along with the “Big Cat Public Safety Act,” a bill supported by one of the show’s eccentric characters, Carole Baskin, the owner of Big Cat Rescue
</p> A visitor at the Jefferson Memorial wears a face mask on Sunday.
“Enough already, pass the damn bill,” Sen.
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The speaker ruled against considering the bill and adjourned the House.</p> The next morning, Oct. 15, only 50 members were present.
</p> A U.S. Capitol Police officer stands guard outside the House chamber as tours of the Capitol remain suspended due to the coronavirus outbreak on Tuesday.
</p> For Brown, the purpose behind the road trip is twofold.
</p> Our photojournalists show how the Capitol tried to deal with the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak both in the Capitol complex and nationwide.
</p> His next stop: Congress.
</p> Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos arrives to testify to the Senate Appropriations Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies Subcommittee hearing on the FY2021 budget for the
“Our bill isn’t radical,” he wrote in a Fox News op-ed with Cindy Hyde-Smith, who hails from Mississippi.
</p> “We’re all kind of wounded as people,” she told me in a phone interview Thursday afternoon. </p> </p> You’re coming to Washington very soon. How are D.C. audiences?