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</p> During the chaotic weeks that began in October 2001, staffers recall both panic and a sense of unity.</p> “There were probably some people denying that it was real,” Manley says.
</p> A sign outside of the Capital One Arena urges residents to vote early as the first day of early voting begins.
</p> Here’s the week in photos:</p> A masked woman holds up a sign as she participates in the Women’s March in front of the Trump International Hotel in Washington on Saturday.
</p> But what about political nerds looking for a way to blow off some steam?</p> That’s where Fantasy Congress comes in.
</p> Here’s the week as captured by our photojournalists:</p> Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett arrives via a back hallway for her confirmation hearing on Monday.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) In 1986, Life magazine dubbed the Nevada portion of U.S. Route 50 as “The Loneliest Road in America.”
</p> Here’s the day on the Hill in photos:</p> Barrett arrives for her Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing in the Hart Building in Washington on Monday.
</p> Voters use the District of Columbia Board of Elections mail-in-ballot drop box at Union Market in Washington on Monday, the first day the boxes were open.
</p> That bill follows one she got signed into law in 2018 — part of the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization — that ensured medium and large airports could use their airport improvement dollars
</p> Here is how the week unfolded, through the lenses of CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists. </p> A U.S.
</p> Rep. Bobby Scott says the fraternity and its civic programs have been been “very important in my life’s work.” (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call file photo) Rep. Robert C. Scott, D-Va.
</p> This is the unspoken secret in the current debate over virus relief.
</p> Here’s a look at the week ending Sept. 25 through the lenses of CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists.
Congress, theoretically, has until lawmakers return to their districts and states in the coming days for the campaign recess to pass another coronavirus relief bill before Election Day.
</p> Washington-area residents turned out Friday night and Saturday at the court to mourn her death.
</p> With the political world becoming one big joke, it’s no surprise that SNL alum Maya Rudolph joined Sen.
</p> Here’s how the week unfolded for CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists.</p> Men play basketball Monday on the courts of New York Avenue Recreation Center in D.C.’s Truxton Circle neighborhood.
That year, the House Interior and Environment Appropriations Subcommittee advanced a spending bill that zeroed out funding for the project for fiscal 2013.
</p> The pair introduced a bill that was placed on the Senate calendar Wednesday that would postpone clocks from “falling back” one hour until November of 2021.
</p> Strauss said she was a champion not only for D.C. statehood, but for the rights of the city and its residents.