Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Ted Cruz, Looking to Play the Part
Cruz was president of his drama club at Second Baptist High School so clearly likes to keep the actor within him alive.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Faces of the 115th Congress: Raja Krishnamoorthi
Krishnamoorthi was the product of public schools and went on to earn degrees from Princeton University (in mechanical engineering) and Harvard Law School.
Policy · 114th Congress
How to Get a Front Row Seat at the Supreme Court
(Photo By Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) Rothfus, 53, a Notre Dame Law School graduate who wants to repeal the health care law, said there are several Catholic entities in his Pittsburgh-area district
Politics · 114th Congress
Frank Guinta Primary Challenger Suspends Campaign
Rich Ashooh, an interim executive director at the UNH School of Law, who finished third in the 2010 GOP primary, is still considering a bid.
Policy · 114th Congress
Cruz Questions Refugee Resettlement
Cruz cited a Government Accountability Office report from 2012 about issues that communities who host refugees must address, including strains on local school districts and mental health service
Policy · 114th Congress
Hastert Sentencing Delayed, New Witness May Testify
But it was revealed in court that Hastert had been accused of sexual misconduct from when he was a high school wrestling coach and teacher, prior to holding elected office, according to the court
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Take Five: Rep. Lynn Jenkins
[Editor’s note: Kansas plays in the Sweet 16 on Thursday; check out Jenkins’ and other members’ picks in the Roll Call March Madness bracket] Q : I hear you play the drums.
Politics · 114th Congress
GOP, Dem Campaign Committees Launch Mirror Attacks
Tom Casperson for missing a vote in Lansing on public school funding. He was also in Washington, attending NRCC’s March Dinner with retiring Rep. Dan Benishek, whose seat he’s seeking.
Politics · 114th Congress
At Long Last, ‘Rosie the Riveter’ Gets Her Due
In interviews with Roll Call during their visit, eight of the women spoke about work, war, feminism, politics — and what happened after the men came back from the battlefields, and the “Rosies”
Politics · 114th Congress
Will the Chamber Spend on Ron Johnson This Fall?
Early surveys of the race paint a grim picture for Johnson: Since April of last year, five of six polls from Marquette Law School have found Feingold sporting a double-digit lead, including a mid-February
Politics · 114th Congress
Not Your Average Pollster: He Says Phones Are Out and Trump Is Credible
With a desk buried in papers pointing every which way, his office looks more the part of an old-school polling director.
Politics · 114th Congress
Kids: Trump is a Bully
The school allowed Roll Call to interview students, but asked that only first names be used.
Politics · 114th Congress
The Rise and (Probable) Fall of Renee Ellmers
(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call) Candidates are no longer required to reach a 40 percent threshold, so all that’s needed to win, in either version of the 2nd District, is a plurality.
Politics · 114th Congress
Can This North Carolina Democrat Become the Next Kay Hagan?
The Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report /Roll Call rates the seat Leans Republican . How did Democrats settle on Ross?
Policy · 114th Congress
Flint Crisis Prompts House Bill to Curb Use of Emergency Managers
Michigan is one of more than a dozen states with laws that allow the governor’s office to take control of municipalities and school boards during times of fiscal distress, potentially bypassing
Politics · 114th Congress
Meet Merrick Garland: Next Justice or Historical Footnote?
But tutoring and keeping footwear on the shelves didn’t quite pay law school student’s bills.
Obama Taps Merrick Garland for Supreme Court
The Chicago-born, Harvard Law School graduate has two decades of experience on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Takai Takes it to Lee, Hoyer in Roll Call Bracket
Mark Takai filled out Roll Call’s traditional March Madness bracket on Tuesday and called out his friendly colleagues Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Calif., and Whip Steny Hoyer, D-Md.
Politics · 114th Congress
Millennials Raising Money to Run, But Can They Win?
(Meredith Dake-O’Connor/CQ Roll Call file photo) Pennsylvania Democrat Lindy Li, who turned 25 in December, is a first-time congressional candidate but is already running in her second district.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
The Roll Call March Madness Bracket is Out!
The traditional Roll Call March Madness bracket is ready for your picks and complete with the member of Congress who presides over the school.