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</p> Here’s the week as captured by CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists:</p> George Washington University Law School students pose for photos in their caps and gowns at the Lincoln Memorial prior to their
</p> Q: What was it like going from congressional staff to the administration?</p> A: It was exciting.
</p> In normal years, members enlist human props called guests — usually some inspiring person who has suffered some tragedy that the lawmaker’s bill would have prevented — in an attempt to garner a little
</p> But perhaps the most striking change was the image of two women in the chairs behind the president.
Stacey Abrams is finally writing fiction under her own name, Jake Tapper is pumping out another congressional murder mystery, and Bill Clinton is back with another thriller co-written with James Patterson
</p> The joint address — known as a State of the Union in non-inauguration years — looked vastly different from the past due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) There’s nothing like a subway read to help your commute fly by.</p> Sen. Richard J. Durbin, D-Ill., carries a copy of Sen.
guilty verdicts in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in the killing of George Floyd, House passage of HR 51 for D.C. statehood, Senate passage of the anti-Asian hate crimes bill
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Lawrence Jackson, chief photographer for Vice President Kamala Harris, talks on Wednesday with Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., who is also his father-in-law.
He voted for both of Donald Trump’s impeachments, and before that, for a federal judge’s and against Bill Clinton’s. But in his first, he didn’t get to vote at all. </p> It was his own.
</p> Here’s the week as captured by our photojournalists:</p> The sun sets over the west Texas desert near Valentine, Texas, on Saturday.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) The U.S. Capitol dome is framed by red tulips on the East Plaza on Thursday.</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Jeremiah Letlow, 3, stands in front of his mother, Rep. Julia Letlow, during her ceremonial swearing in with Speaker Nancy Pelosi in the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.
</p> “I think this CAROL Act has become part of my grieving process, to be honest with you,” the Kentucky Republican said, referring to his bill to support research into the heart condition that killed
</p> Like, a lot. Tears flowed like a river through his political career in Washington, softening his gruff persona and sweeping up anyone in his path. </p> He cried with presidents.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Law enforcement officers escort the body of fallen U.S.
</p> “The first game, trust me, if that was the case, there would have been a couple of us fired because [Rep. Bill] Shuster got half of the ear ripped off the first game,” he said.
</p> National Guard soldiers stand under blooming Japanese cherry blossom trees along the Tidal Basin on Monday.
For this and countless other reasons, Congress should honor Chisholm’s life and living legacy,” Clarke said in a statement this week, after introducing a bill that would direct the Joint Committee on the
</p> CQ Roll Call photojournalists bring you the photos of the week.