Why Eric Swalwell Endorsed Martin O’Malley
In a Monday afternoon conversation with CQ Roll Call, Swalwell spoke in greater detail about how O’Malley’s influence, mentorship and, ultimately, the two men’s friendship factored into the decision
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Josh Oppenheimer Looks Into the Abyss With ‘The Look of Silence’
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Alums of Canceled CNN Show Taking Center Stage
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Alums of Canceled CNN Show Taking Center Stage
Related: Jake Tapper Draws Cartoon for Roll Call Anniversary Front Page Nina Totenberg: Reporting for Roll Call at the 1968 Convention Roll Call Has Always Made Room
Ahead of Redraw, Virginia Republicans Jockey for Safe Seats
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Virginia Democrats say their congressional map can’t get any worse.
Ahead of Redraw, Virginia Republicans Jockey for Safe Seats
Tom Davis told CQ Roll Call. “Some will say throw Brat under,” he said, referring to freshman Rep.
View From a Decade Ago: Reporter Reflects on Covering Pelosi-Hoyer Feud
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) This is part of a series of reflections from alumni journalists for our ongoing coverage of Roll Call’s 60th Anniversary.
Work Schedules: The False Tradeoff Between Fair and Productive | Commentary
The bill would provide retail, restaurant and building cleaning employees with at least two weeks’ notice of schedules and compensate employees for last minute schedule changes, split shifts and on-call
Reputation Can Be Tough to Reverse; Just Ask Sheila Jackson Lee
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The latest dust-up centered on Rep.
Take Five: Rep. Gary Palmer
Q: You played football at the University of Alabama and you also played in the Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game. Do you have a favorite sport?
Reputation Can Be Tough to Reverse; Just Ask Sheila Jackson Lee
According to detailed contemporaneous notes taken by witnesses and provided to CQ Roll Call, Jackson Lee said this upon arriving at the scene of a traffic accident on the Hill: “What happened?
Politics Is a Family Affair for New Lankford Staffers
She volunteered on campaigns with them in high school and college before embarking on her own career in politics. Now the administrative director in Sen.
Mark Russell’s ‘Prez’ Hits the Ground Running
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call) “American society is just such a waste of human resources.
U.S. Must Fight Oil Corruption Abroad by Finishing the Job at Home | Commentary
They call it the resource curse. Five years ago this month, a landmark provision of the Dodd-Frank Act tried to reverse it.
When Fear on the Right Is Trumped by Fear of Self
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) When they’re not busy raising money off it, House Republicans tend to sound plenty whiny about their stated No. 1 fear: Being successfully challenged from the right
When Fear on the Right Is Trumped by Fear of Self
Dan Innis, a former University of New Hampshire business school dean, is running again after taking 41 percent against Guinta in the 2014 primary.
Comprehensive Energy Legislation Priorities | Commentary
A new Harvard Business School study is the latest of several reports that detail the needless economic damage incurred by maintaining the ban.
John Lewis Grooms Next-Generation Activists at Comic-Con (Video)
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call) “Well, I’m not a teacher …” the solon ventured at one point. “Yes, you are!”
John Lewis Grooms Next-Generation Activists at Comic-Con (Video)
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call) “Well, I’m not a teacher …” the solon ventured at one point. “Yes, you are!”
Quality Preschool Is a Win for Everyone | Commentary
The experience of working with the Emily K Center reinforced my understanding of just how challenging school can be for underprivileged children.