Harry Reid Biography: The CQ Profile
The son of an alcoholic miner and a high-school dropout mother, he grew up in a small town in the Nevada desert and was an amateur middleweight boxer before college and law school and his entry into politics
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A Taste of March Madness at Charity Basketball Game
(Bridget Bowman/CQ Roll Call) “It was sad to see the way the score was this evening, but it was a win for everyone tonight,” Rep. Ben Ray Luján, D-N.M., said after the game.
Former Staffer Is Off the Hill, but Still On the Grind
CQ Roll Call sat down with McAlister Monday at H Street Coffee House and Cafe to discuss his transition from Hill staffer to coffee connoisseur.
New Head of LGBT Congressional Staff Association Seeks Diversity for Group | Hill Climbers
Even though Rivard was still in school, Granholm offered him a job as a communications assistant.
Rotunda to Close for Six Weeks This Summer
The closure is likely to come as school groups and tourists descend upon D.C., many of whom take a Capitol tour, where the Rotunda is a highlight.
Getting Your Intern Application to Stand Out
I am a high school senior about to enter college. During college I hope to intern on Capitol Hill.
Double Duty: Graduate School and Capitol Hill
But can they carry on the demanding, long-hours job while going to graduate school at night? Hill Navigator discusses. Q.
At Liberty, Ted Cruz Speaks to the Faithful (Updated)
, Cruz’s record of big fights — and big legislative losses — on defunding Obamacare, rolling back President Barack Obama’s executive actions on immigration or opposing raising the debt limit — were a call
At Liberty, Ted Cruz Speaks to the Faithful (Updated)
, Cruz’s record of big fights — and big legislative losses — on defunding Obamacare, rolling back President Barack Obama’s executive actions on immigration or opposing raising the debt limit — were a call
Catholic Leaders Backing Cruz’s D.C. Resolution
The Human Rights Amendment Act is actually an attempt to undo a 1989 congressional action that allowed religious educational institutions to “deny, restrict, abridge, or condition” funds, school facilities
Could Aaron Schock Really End Up in Jail?
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Could Aaron Schock actually end up “in jail” for his misspending, as the Illinois Republican’s father said after his son’s resignation announcement?
Could Aaron Schock Really End Up in Jail?
Brown, associate professor and program director of the Political Management Program at George Washington University’s Graduate School of Political Management.
Special Olympics Athletes Get Face Time With Members
In an interview with CQ Roll Call in the Hart Basement Wednesday, Special Olympics Chairman Tim Shriver said more than 50 athletes from 39 states planned to visit more than 100 members.
Mark Takano Schools Marco Rubio on Net Neutrality
Takano, a Harvard graduate and former public high school teacher, took to Facebook Thursday and scorched the presumed 2016 GOP presidential candidate, giving him an “F.”
Lopach Leads March Toward Democratic Senate Majority
After high school, Lopach moved about 300 miles west to attend Gonzaga University because he thought Spokane, Wash., offered more diversity as a “big city.”
A New Prescription for Health | Commentary
The bipartisan duo has introduced the Expanding Nutrition’s Role in Curricula and Healthcare (ENRICH) Act, a bill that will grant federal funding to help medical school students learn about dietary patterns
Quiet Win for Boehner? Bending the Entitlement Curve
Close Boehner-ally and fellow Ohio Republican Pat Tiberi told CQ Roll Call Boehner has always wanted to accomplish “big things.”
Quiet Win for Boehner? Bending the Entitlement Curve
Close Boehner-ally and fellow Ohio Republican Pat Tiberi told CQ Roll Call Boehner has always wanted to accomplish “big things.”
Cruz, Lankford Move to Block D.C. Bills
Call Wednesday afternoon.
Schock Fallout: Rules Subject to Interpretation
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Rep. Aaron Schock’s downfall marks another high-profile lawmaker felled by ethics troubles. But don’t expect Congress to ramp up efforts at self-policing.