American Refugees: Hill Staffers Share Katrina Stories
(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call) In the final installment in a series of stories on Hurricane Katrina, House staffers reflect on the storm’s impact.
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American Refugees: Hill Staffers Share Katrina Stories
(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call) In Richmond’s office, two staffers were in high school when the 2005 hurricane upended their lives; a third legislative aide came to New Orleans two years later for college and
Former Senate Colleagues Could See Biden as President
Lugar told CQ Roll Call this week, as Biden considers another run for the Oval Office.
Former Senate Colleagues Could See Biden as President
Lugar told CQ Roll Call this week, as Biden considers another run for the Oval Office.
Scalise, Richmond: Two Takes on Post-Katrina New Orleans
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) Here’s the latest in a CQ Roll Call series of reports on the legacy of Hurricane Katrina, continuing our conversations with New Orleans’ congressmen Steve Scalise and Cedric
Scalise, Richmond: Two Takes on Post-Katrina New Orleans
Here’s the latest in a CQ Roll Call series of reports on the legacy of Hurricane Katrina, continuing our conversations with New Orleans’ congressmen Steve Scalise and Cedric L.
Safeguarding Our Climate Means Safeguarding Our Health | Commentary
Now it’s time for our leaders to make their call.
In New Hampshire, Frank Guinta Soldiers On Amid Controversy
Guinta speaks to CQ Roll Call after an event in Portsmouth, N.H. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) But since the May scandal broke, a number of members of his own party, including GOP Sen.
In New Hampshire, Frank Guinta Soldiers On Amid Controversy
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Embattled GOP Rep. Frank C.
Sudanese Refugee Is Not Your Average Summer Intern
(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call) An “awesome” hug with the vice president, seeing the president at Nationals Park, attending a Champions of Change event at the White House — it was all packed into a Senate internship
Sudanese Refugee Is Not Your Average Summer Intern
Before that, he’ll be looking for a job and soon applying for graduate school. He’s willing to move anywhere. “I believe this country is great, and it has a lot to offer,” Omer said.
Jim Webb’s 1979 Thoughts on Violence, Women and Sexuality
On CNN’s State of the Union on Sunday, Webb said he was “proud” of the first two females who recently graduated the Army’s Ranger School, was “totally comfortable now with the military being able
ESEA Should Address the Impact of Child Poverty on STEM Performance | Commentary
Programs such as the Math Science Partnerships, for example, focus on secondary school education, but there is strong evidence that by the time children reach high school age much of their life’s die has
Labor Group Sees ‘Pattern of Retaliation’ Against Capitol Workers
“During that time, I went back to school and I got my GED.
A Once and Future Glimpse of AIDS | Commentary
He had to relocate to a new town and new school and new community that accepted him. Through that horror, he found courage and his story became nationally known. Celebrities became his friends.
Ex-Cochran Aide Pleads Guilty to Drug Conspiracy
He reportedly finished his high school degree while continuing to work for Cochran, and confirmed in court Wednesday that he did not earn a college degree.
Uncertainty Reigns as Court Takes Over Virginia Redistricting
“We don’t know,” Loyola Law School Professor Justin Levitt told CQ Roll Call Tuesday. “I think they were really hoping the legislature would do it.”
Uncertainty Reigns as Court Takes Over Virginia Redistricting
Federal judges will now decide how to unpack blacks from Scott’s 3rd District (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo).
Malaria as a Catalyst for Change in Myanmar | Commentary
Myaing Myaing Nyunt and Christopher Plowe are public health scientists at the Institute for Global Health at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Dr.
Group Suggests ‘Schock Waves’ in Illinois Special Election
In reality, Mellon is an Army veteran, high school history teacher and the Democratic nominee against Republican Darin LaHood in the race to replace former GOP Rep. Aaron Schock.