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Louis Bayard, author of such novels as "The Pale Blue Eye," "Jackie and Me," and "The School of Night," knows a thing or two about "The Exorcist," writing with Washington as a background — and horror.
And here to explain why is Nathan Gonzales, Roll Call’s elections analyst and the publisher of Inside Elections.
On the other hand, kids head back to school. It’s peak political primary season. How different is it from other places?
Show Notes:Ex-intern seeking House seat says facing gunfire cemented desire to serveGun bill expands school safety spending beyond securitySupreme Court bolsters right to carry handgun in publicA handful
As Pride Month ends, celebration is tempered by setbacks across the country, from laws that ban transgender athletes from competing in school sports to efforts to remove books on the LGBTQ experience from
Disputes over school meal waivers, immigration policy and business assistance are some of the moving pieces complicating aid measures for Ukraine and COVID-19.
Tears and beers followed, as accusations of Kavanaugh sexually assaulting Christine Blasey Ford when they were in high school surfaced. Protesters filled Senate office buildings.
Emails made public by the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University Law School recently showed that officials under President Donald Trump tried whatever they could to rig the system for redistricting
The program, with rare bipartisan support, enabled those covered to get work permits and go to school without fear of deportation. After Donald Trump took office in 2017, he tried to end the program.
Slavery, Jim Crow laws and COVID-19 all have contributed to a yawning gap between white public school students and students of color. While the 1950s Supreme Court decision known as Brown v.
Yes, she has an impressive background — dean of the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and a member of President Obama’s Council of Economic Advisers.Â
But for all the sophisticated polling models and ways of raising money in politics, a new organization is betting that a very old-school way of doing things will help boost turnout.
Jamaal Bowman isn’t your average former middle school principal. That’s because the 44-year-old recently beat veteran Rep. Eliot L. Engel in the Democratic primary in New York’s 16th District.
CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman and Jennifer Shutt discuss some of the key provisions in the fiscal 2021 Labor-HHS-Education spending bill, including money for emergency funding for public health agencies,
Show Notes:CDC to revise school reopening guidance$14M in relief funds find members of Congress and familySupreme Court upholds Trump administration birth control rulesHouse lawmakers use campaign money
In this episode, we explore what going back to school may look like, an impassioned plea for more money to protect frontline workers and surge testing.
today’s episode we highlight what the nation’s leading public health officials told the Senate about the pandemic, including where we stand on testing, vaccines and whether children should return to school
As everyone, from school districts to multinational corporations to other governments, has quickly figured out a way to conduct educational and business efforts online or remotely, Congress still finds
Joshua Sharfstein, vice dean for public health practice and community engagement at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Ph.D drop-out and comic Maz Jobrani takes Heard on the Hill’s Kathryn Lyons "back to school" to talk Trump hecklers, his least favorite 2020 candidate and what it’s like to be in the fake West Wing in