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</p> Maloney, who sponsored the bill to create the women’s museum and now sits on its advisory council, knows exactly where she wants it built: on the South Monument site, an undeveloped plot of land
The Budget Committee chairman is leaving on a number of high notes — he was the official House sponsor of Democrats’ pandemic relief bill in 2021 and the tax and climate change package signed into law
</p> On the rare days when members are called back from their districts for a one-day voting session, like when the Democrats’ passed a reconciliation bill during the August recess, the number spikes
</p> Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, hugs Desiree L.A. Whitfield during his rally at the Dorothy Emanuel Recreation Center in Philadelphia on Saturday.
</p> Two lawmakers at a time should be allowed to list their names as first sponsors on a bill, according to that recommendation. The catch: Each member of the pair must come from a different party.
</p> Those visitors include not only Americans curious about a new bill or the goings-on in Congress, but also those of a nonhuman variety with a mission to scrape the site for bits of data.
</p> Yesli Vega, Republican candidate for Virginia’s 7th District, speaks with supporters at the Prince William County Republican Committee’s election kickoff barbecue at VFW Post 1503 in Dale City, Va
</p> This interview has been edited and condensed.</p> Q: You’re retiring. Why now?</p> A: There’s no one thing. I mean, the redistricting [this cycle] didn’t help.
</p> Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., smiles before his news conference announcing a national abortion ban bill in the Russell Senate Office Building on Tuesday.
</p> The celebrities lent their fame to the Pennsylvania Democrat in support of his bill aimed at increasing Medicaid funding for home health aides. </p> It’s an issue Rogen knows intimately.
</p> Rep. Kat Cammack brought it home at the last minute with a bases-loaded walk.
</p> Other highlights include new nonpartisan programming during member orientation, more automation in bill tracking and obtaining co-sponsors, and a centralized human resources hub maintained by the
</p> Libby, a beagle and spaniel mix, plays in a puddle along 3rd Street Northwest on the day the Senate returned from the August recess on Tuesday.
</p> Latino workers saw average raises that were 14 percent higher than those for the average white worker.
</p> Former President Jimmy Carter and Gorbachev attend graduation ceremonies at Emory University in Atlanta in May 1992. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Gorbachev appears with, from left, Sen. George J.
</p> Democratic candidate Patrick Ryan, right, speaks as Republican candidate Marcus Molinaro listens during the New York 19th special election candidate forum at the Roscoe Beer Co. in Roscoe, N.Y. on
Bill Pascrell Jr. got a call from Joe Quattrone. </p> “He heard I was at the Capitol, and he said, ‘Look, I’m going to come up and do your hair,’” the New Jersey Democrat said.
</p> “There, we completely agree, Maria,” he said on “Sunday Morning Futures” as the conversation turned to the recent “chips and science” bill aimed at boosting domestic production and research.
Kyrsten Sinema‘s reconciliation bill decision. CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists were there to catch all of the action. </p> Sen.
</p> Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell walks to the Senate Republicans’ luncheon in the Capitol on Tuesday.