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(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call file photo) It was neck-and-neck to the bitter end, the dollars flowing freely into harsh television attack ads with a price tag topping $81.6 million, the most expensive Senate
Sept. 15, compared with the GOP’s 76,877, the tide turned in late October, with Republicans engaging 343,314 compared to the Democrats down at just 207,171 as public interest in teachers pay and public school
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) Call her the Kevin Bacon of Congress. Democratic Rep. Terri A.
“As a Southerner steeped in the church, I do believe in divine intervention,” Sewell told CQ Roll Call. Sewell grew up in the Deep South in the aftermath of the Civil Rights movement.
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The low odds of two friends in the same tight-knit community on Capitol Hill dying on consecutive days were mercilessly defied last week, as a sad 24 hours rocked
The subjects ranged from politics to Howard Stern to historical biographies to rock-and-roll and to sports.
Hank Johnson told CQ Roll Call in September that the 113th was “the most do-nothingest Congress.” But like Barry Bonds’ home run record, the 113th’s place in history may need an asterisk.
Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. — Rebecca Gale CQ Roll Call Rollcall.com/hillnavigator Follow @beckgale
We also learned the witness who provided the description of the man fleeing the rape scene was going to school out of state and refused requests from the prosecutor to return voluntarily for the
We also learned the witness who provided the description of the man fleeing the rape scene was going to school out of state and refused requests from the prosecutor to return voluntarily for the
I applaud Melinda Bonner’s efforts to make healthier school meals work in her district (Congress: Don’t Turn Back the Clock on Healthy School Meals, Roll Call, Dec. 4).
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) Rep.
Ryan told CQ Roll Call he views the soon-to-be all-Republican-led Congress as providing him an opportunity to argue that going after the kinds of change he advocates for would bring down health
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) For a sense of what this climactic week for the 113th Congress feels like, a well-timed visit to the Capitol’s main subway platform will do the trick.
But whenever the buzzers sound and the special bulbs inside the wall clocks light up, signaling a roll call vote is underway, the room fills with a frenetic energy unmatched in any other place on the Hill
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) Come January, Rep. K. Michael Conaway won’t have to worry about scaring away his friends on Capitol Hill.
In December, he got a call from Boehner, saying he needed Conaway to serve on the Ethics Committee.
sides of the aisle and in both chambers were wrestling with a GOP wish list of riders that includes blocking the District of Columbia’s recent vote to legalize marijuana use and “lowering standards” for school
“I’m going to work closely with Eleanor Holmes Norton,” Chaffetz told CQ Roll Call.
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) Maybe if it was called “the gridlock slayer” instead of “budget reconciliation,” more people in the Capitol’s orbit would be getting excited about the revival of a form of legislative