Boehner Warns Fellow Republicans: ‘Beware False Prophets’
Boehner described his incremental legislative style as “the Woody Hayes school of football: three years and a cloud of dust, three yards and a cloud of dust.”
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Honor the ‘Golden Rule’ for Our School Children and Keep Nutritious Food | Commentary
Food poll show 9 out of 10 people in the United States support the national school nutrition standards.
Divergent Senate Reactions to Pope’s Call for Environmental Action
Durbin’s guest to the speech was an 84-year-old Dominican nun from Springfield, Ill., who is in the order that taught his daughters’ high school.
Living La Vida Pope-ah
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call) Many of those who swarmed the congressional lawn were clad from head to toe in Catholic school gear.
Living La Vida Pope-ah
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call) Many of those who swarmed the congressional lawn were clad from head to toe in Catholic school gear.
Pope Francis Meets With Homeless in Downtown D.C.
(Alex Gangitano/CQ Roll Call) Francis’ Fiat drove through a parade of chanting crowds lining F Street Northwest and looking out windows from Madame Tussauds Wax Museum and myriad office buildings.
Politics · 114th Congress
Former Divinity Student Coons: Faith Informs Politics
While studying at Yale Divinity School, he was shunned by some of his more liberal and scientifically-inclined colleagues (he too studied chemistry in undergrad).
‘Papa!’ Thousands Greet Pope Francis at the Capitol
(Douglas Graham/CQ Roll Call) “Buenos días,” Pope Francis said to the thousands gathered on the West Lawn of the Capitol. The crowd responded with an eruption of cheers and applause.
‘Papa!’ Thousands Greet Pope Francis at the Capitol
Forty eighth graders from an Indiana Catholic school also made it in under the wire.
Boehner Invites Friends, Old and Young, to Papal Address
Francis Xavier school. “Pope Francis doesn’t just speak about problems,” Samuel Merga, an 11th grader at Archbishop Carroll High School, weighed in, “he attempts to fix problems.”
7th Grader Earns Seat in Chamber for Pope Address
“The Congresswoman chose Dylan because his story represents the hope of many living in her district,” Clark’s spokesman Justin Unga wrote in an email to CQ Roll Call.
Tim Kaine: Catholic Church Should Ordain Women
The Virginia Democrat spent a year away from law school with Jesuit missionaries in Honduras, and his thoughts about Thursday’s visit of the first Jesuit pope to Capitol Hill are rooted in scripture
Former Rep. Howard Coble in Critical Condition
Born in Greensboro, N.C., in 1931, Coble graduated with a history degree from Guilford College, later earning a law degree from University of North Carolina School of Law at Chapel Hill — despite first
Sodexo Officer Looks to Practice ‘Culinary Diplomacy’
From ages 10 to 21, Fimbres spent time after school, on the weekends and during the summers in the grocery store.
Hunger Doesn’t Take a Summer Vacation | Commentary
Even though the school year is now underway for America’s school children, what those kids eat during the summer is up for debate as Congress reconsiders reauthorization of the Child Nutrition Act
Members Take the #WalkWithFrancis Pledge
The pope taught high school students; he can handle anything,” he said. But, some Catholic lawmakers are going the extra mile to prepare for Francis.
New Names Surface as Republicans Pass on Race to Succeed Kline
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) In a district that’s been in Republican hands for seven terms, Democrats have at least two candidates lined up to contest the newly open race for retiring Minnesota
New Names Surface as Republicans Pass on Race to Succeed Kline
Rick Nolan told CQ Roll Call outside the House Chamber Friday. “But with an open seat, the Democrats — we’ve got a really good shot.”
Roll Call at 60: How Capitol Hill Staff Have Changed Since 1955
A staff-focused headline from a 1955 Roll Call front page. Capitol Hill looks quite different than it did 60 years ago, when Roll Call published its first issue.
Roll Call at 60: How Capitol Hill Staff Have Changed Since 1955
Capitol Hill looks quite different than it did 60 years ago, when Roll Call published its first issue.