Congress · 117th Congress
John Yarmuth ‘waxes philosophical’ (and warns not to eat the Jell-O)
And the Kentucky Democratic caucus meetings are easy to schedule. Q: What’s your biggest regret as you’re leaving Congress?
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Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
What Rep. Bill Huizenga learned from his 1990s cellphone
Being an independent contractor meant I had a very flexible schedule — so I was a well-used volunteer by Hoekstra’s campaign. Q: What kind of things did you do for the campaign?
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Take Five: Sara Jacobs
You might too if you had this kind of schedule, flying back and forth between her San Diego-area district and her job in Washington, all while earning a reputation as the new member of Congress everyone
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
The Senate is about to pull some all-nighters. Why?
Now, the Senate, at least in theory, could set a schedule that skipped the last-minute cram sessions.
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Juneteenth is not a federal holiday. These lawmakers are trying again
It would put some pressure on other employers to match the federal government’s schedule, but while most federal holidays are widely observed, others — like Columbus Day, Veterans Day and MLK Day — are
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
These legislative whisperers were kicked out of the Capitol
on to a letter protesting the rules change, calling it “an effort to censor opposing views, and to deny the primary source of information to the minority party as we embark upon a furious legislative schedule
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
Despite phased reopening, Hill happy hours may take a long time to return
Regardless of the reopening schedule, the biggest factor in happy hour culture could be the return of workers to the Hill.
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
The conservative House Freedom Caucus is launching a podcast series
Since Democrats are now driving chamber policy priorities, the floor schedule and committee work, House Republicans have a lot more time on their hands.