Opinion · 114th Congress
Key to Ending Campus Sexual Assaults is Transparency
They pore over statistics, rankings and testimonials, trying to decide which school is the best fit.
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Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Thousands Protest Money in Politics at Capitol, More Than 400 Arrested
Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard law school professor and political activist, is expected to join the group in D.C. later this week.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
LBJ’s Civil Rights Struggle a Stage Production
The play has been made into an HBO film produced by Steven Spielberg and starring Bryan Cranston, the actor best known as high school teacher turned meth cook Walter White on AMC’s ‘Breaking Bad
Politics · 114th Congress
Eyes on a Different Prize
Ivey. ( Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) “I feel like my record plays well with everybody because that’s the way we governed,” Ivey said.
Policy · 114th Congress
Prosecutors: Hastert Molested at Least 4 Boys
Instead, they uncovered the secrets that Hastert had spent more than $1.7 million to hide: Details of how he molested four underage boys in motel and locker rooms during his years as a high school
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Circus is Great, But Watch the States
If you are reading Roll Call, let’s assume you’re a political junkie. You know all about delegate math.
Politics · 114th Congress
Obama: GOP Stance on Garland Fuels Cynicism
used a hypothetical situation to explain why, a common tactic for law professors that was fitting because the president was speaking in a question-and-answer discussion at the University of Chicago Law School
Capitol Police: A Spending Force
“You could call the steady growth of the police budget one of the longest aftershocks of Sept. 11.”
‘Humiliated and Isolated,’ Hastert Seeks Probation
It was revealed in court in March that Hastert had been accused of sexual misconduct from when he was a high school wrestling coach and teacher, years prior to holding elected office.
Politics · 114th Congress
John Roberts Dragged Into Senate Court Fight
Roberts said in the discussion at the New England School of Law that recent contentious confirmation hearings have created the perception that judges are political.
Politics · 114th Congress
Former NRSC Officials: Sharron Angle Didn’t Know How Social Security Worked
During the campaign, she told a group of Latino school children that they looked Asian.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Take Five: Sen. Deb Fischer
A : I went back to school and got my education degree because I was involved with a lot of different education groups.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Long-Ago Musical Portrayed the Real ‘Art of the Deal’
While “Hamilton” offers a corrective to the Rich White Men school of American history, “1776” embodies a message equally needed in today’s political world: The beliefs that unite us as a people
Politics · 114th Congress
Can a Cruz Win in Wisconsin Change the GOP Race?
Wisconsin’s most reputable survey, the Marquette Law School Poll, found him topping the New York billionaire by 10 points , 40 percent to 30 percent.
Politics · 114th Congress
Senate GOP Campaigns Prepare for the Worst: Trump
Portman, for instance, touts his seven field offices across Ohio, a squad of 850 high-school and college-aged volunteers, and an expected, by this week, 1.5 million voter contacts.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
If Bernie Were to Win, His High School Would Rule
If all goes in Bernie Sanders’ way in November, one New York City high school would be represented by all three branches of government.
Politics · 114th Congress
Meet the ‘Data Guy’ Behind North Carolina Republicans
“I come out of the Jim Broyhill School of Politics,” Shumaker said, referring to former Sen. Jim Broyhill, for whom he interned.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
As Villanova and Oklahoma Play, so do Meehan and Cole
(Photo courtesy of Meehan’s twitter) Cole filled out Roll Call’s March Madness bracket, complete with the HOH hashtag #RCNCAA16.
Policy · 114th Congress
Test Your Congress IQ: Where Did Members Go To School?
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Politics · 114th Congress
Good News for Ron Johnson’s Re-election Bid
The Marquette University Law School survey of 1,405 registered voters from March 24-28 showed the gap between Johnson and his Democratic challenger, former Sen.