While the world's biggest sporting event is being carried out before empty seats, elsewhere in Tokyo, enthusiastic fans are enjoying live sporting events.
Justice has issued a policy restricting its access to reporters' records after disclosures involving Trump subpoenas of journalists' phone, email accounts.
“A lot of legends begin in bars in Alaska,” said Sen. Dan Sullivan during his Alaskan of the week monologue. Meanwhile, Rep. Sean Casten staked his claim on hot FERC summer and Tom Brady may identify with the presidential election. [Olivia Rodrigo, Miller Lite and cans of worms — Congressional Hits and Misses] The post…
The House is taking up seven appropriations bills as one package next week, bringing debates about federal funding for abortion, environmental policy and infrastructure to the floor. CQ Roll Call’s Jennifer Shutt and David Lerman break down the road ahead for these bills and more. Show Notes: Budget reconciliation package outline set at $3.5 trillion…
The distance from the White House to Lubber Run Park in Arlington, Va., is only about six miles, but the short trip Friday evening gives President Joe Biden a first chance to try out his messaging as a campaign surrogate. Biden will be stumping for former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe. McAuliffe is running to return to office…
Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen issued a warning to Congress on Friday that the department may not be able to continue paying the nation’s bills past September without action from lawmakers. Yellen wrote to congressional leaders that once the current debt limit suspension expires at the end of July, the department will begin using so-called…
July in D.C. is a time for hot dogs, thunderstorms, protests and, of course, the race to finish congressional business before the August recess. Roll Call photojournalists were there to capture the photos of the week. The post Photos of the week ending July 23, 2021 appeared first on Roll Call.