Politics · 114th Congress
Take Five: Sen. Benjamin Cardin
That’s not close, but I do root for the panthers when they’re playing any school other than one in Maryland. Q : You’re ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Politics · 114th Congress
No Matter What SCOTUS Says On Texas Abortion Case, Uncertainty Will Follow
Schwinn, associate professor of law at The John Marshall Law School in Chicago.
Virginia Candidates Pin Hopes on White House Race
(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call) Before the sun had risen over Langley High School in McLean, Va., Tuesday, LuAnn Bennett had passed in and out of the gymnasium to cast her vote for Hillary Clinton and positioned
Politics · 114th Congress
Virginia Candidates Pin Hopes on White House Race
“I think he speaks to the melting pot that is my district,” Comstock told Roll Call. She appeared with Rubio this weekend at a rally in Loudoun.
Politics · 114th Congress
The Faces Behind the Bipartisan Fight Against Heroin
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Kirk told Roll Call he was inspired by Mark Filler, whose son overdosed on heroin in 2014.
Politics · 114th Congress
‘Veep’ Comes to Washington: Where to Find the Cast
This is where I used to wait for the school bus and this is my Mom.
Politics · 114th Congress
Sanders in ’85: ‘I am Not Now, Nor Have I Ever Been, a Liberal Democrat’
Some of it speaks to his self-image going back to high school: “I was always a rebel. I didn’t fit in.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Candidates Decry Political Money, but Change Is Unlikely
/p> “Scalia was an integral part of a five-justice bloc that has consistently struck down campaign finance laws,” said Richard Briffault, a campaign finance law expert and professor at Columbia Law School
Candidates Decry Political Money, but Change Is Unlikely
“Scalia was an integral part of a five-justice bloc that has consistently struck down campaign finance laws,” said Richard Briffault, a campaign finance law expert and professor at Columbia Law School
Visiting Flint, House Members Vow to Help
(Photo By Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) FLINT, Mich. — Saginaw Street was once a symbol of downtown revitalization in this city.
Visiting Flint, House Members Vow to Help
“The first thing they are thinking in Washington, D.C., is we want money,” said Steve Munsell, 64, a retired school teacher. “The federal government can help us get answers.”
Senate Freshmen Aim to Be ‘Force’ Not ‘Faction’
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) A preacher, a doctor, a historian, a governor, two businessmen, a few veterans and some lawmakers walk into a bar … and the “bear den” is born.
Senate Freshmen Aim to Be ‘Force’ Not ‘Faction’
But then on your first day of high school you step into the building and look back at junior high and you say, ‘See ya!’”
Nevada Caucuses: Pitching to Latinos, Mormons and Vegas
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) PAHRUMP, Nev. — In a state where 28 percent of the residents are Hispanic, in a race where two of the leading candidates have Hispanic roots, Republican presidential hopefuls
Nevada Caucuses: Pitching to Latinos, Mormons and Vegas
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Rubio’s team, meanwhile, highlighted endorsements from Lt. Gov. Mark Hutchison, Sen. Dean Heller and Reps.
Black History Month Wraps Up With Music, Awards, Staffers
Prior to the event the first lady will host a workshop for students, “the Musical Legacy of Ray Charles,” which will be attended by 130 middle school, high school and college students from schools
Clinton Pulls Out Nevada Win Amid High Turnout
High interest in the race was evident at Del Webb Middle School here, the home caucus precinct for Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, where long registration lines delayed the scheduled noon start
Obama, Washington Pay Respects to Justice Scalia
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) President Barack Obama paid his respects to Justice Antonin Scalia on Friday afternoon, visiting his flag-draped casket at Supreme Court on a day that hundreds of people lined
Obama, Washington Pay Respects to Justice Scalia
Jack Raslowsky, the president of Xavier High School in New York City, was sixth in the public line to pay respects.
Obama’s Successor Could Oversee High Court Makeover
(Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) President Barack Obama’s successor could have the chance to orchestrate the biggest re-make of the Supreme Court’s composition in four decades, further raising the stakes