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The Pages of History Will Be Televised
The Capitol page program brought high school students for a semester or a summer to work and study while serving on the floors of the House and Senate.
Former Cochran Staffer Hopes for Plea Deal in Sex-for-Drugs Case
At 16, Pagan was accepted as a page for the senator and he completed his high school studies through correspondence from the University of Southern Mississippi after being asked to stay on for a
Education Research Gets Results | Commentary
Chard is dean of the Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, and chairman of the National Board of Education Sciences.
The One Candidate Who Did Something in Congress
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) When the expansive presidential field tops out the week after next, five current and six former members of Congress will officially be in the hunt.
The One Candidate Who Did Something in Congress
(CQ Roll Call File Photo) To get there, Webb had to overcome the resistance of the Bush administration, which worried the generosity of the package would create big retention problems for the armed
John Lewis Helps Bring Comic-Con to At-Risk Youth
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The Georgia Democrat is expected to make the rounds Saturday and Sunday in San Diego to help promote “March: Book Two,” the continuation of a planned three-part
Tim Scott Looks to Build Bridges
(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call) ANDERSON, S.C. — Tim Scott stands comfortably on the podium engaging the crowd of 300 folks, nearly all white, for the first in a town hall series introducing presidential candidates
House Democratic Leaders’ Mixed Outlook on Guns
He cited the fact that since the Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting in 2012, six states have passed new laws expanding Brady background checks to all gun sales.
Tim Scott Looks to Build Bridges
“You would think that the African-American community is homogenous, one unique and specific direction on political philosophy — far from the truth,” Scott tells CQ Roll Call just minutes before
Darin LaHood Wins GOP Primary to Succeed Schock
Mellon defeated Springfield school board member Adam Lopez by about a 60-40 margin with most of the precincts in.
Take Five: Rep. Will Hurd
I played basketball in high school. My closest friends are these knuckleheads I’ve know since I was 13 years old playing basketball at John Marshall High School in San Antonio.
After Trade Triumph, Senate Republicans Look to Rack Up More Wins (Video)
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s Senate is on a roll — and he wants to make sure it stays that way.
After Trade Triumph, Senate Republicans Look to Rack Up More Wins (Video)
Thune told CQ Roll Call he knew the test for the July work period would be to balance the frustration over the Democrats’ blockade of spending bills with other business.
Republicans Set to Try Again With Education Overhaul
“What [Republican leaders] claim the bill does, A-PLUS actually does,” Holler told CQ Roll Call.
Republicans Set to Try Again With Education Overhaul
“What [Republican leaders] claim the bill does, A-PLUS actually does,” Holler told CQ Roll Call.
Academics Say Higher Education Prepared Them for Higher Office
Brat told CQ Roll Call a couple weeks after he had beaten Trammell last November that while the media made fun of him for doing 20-minute stump speeches entirely on economic theory, it worked to
Two Weeks on, Hill’s Post-Charleston Agenda Has All but Disappeared
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The last of the funerals for the Emanuel Nine is Tuesday, and momentum for removing Confederate symbols from the public square has reached a plateau.
Two Weeks on, Hill’s Post-Charleston Agenda Has All but Disappeared
They did so after a 20-year-old man with a history of mental illness appeared to alter the balance of power in the gun control debate by killing 20 youngsters and six staff members at the elementary school
Wounded Warriors Honored in Statuary Hall
(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call) Beyond the leaders from both chambers in attendance, Sens. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., and Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., and Reps.