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Identical triplet interns turn heads on Capitol Hill - Roll Call

Benjamin, Nicholas and Zachary Osborne say that “self-interested” politicians could learn a thing or two from triplets. “Our primary pronoun is ‘we.’”

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‘You want your senators to read books’: Todd Young talks politics and AI - Roll Call

“Existing laws and regulations will help us address most of the risks,” says the Indiana Republican, who’s carving his own path on the Hill.

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Biden vows to stand with Israel as war highlights Democratic rift on Hill

As President Joe Biden traveled to Israel to show U.S. support, tensions among Hill Democrats were in public view.

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Photos of the week ending October 13, 2023 - Roll Call

Republican dysfunction continued to paralyze the House, and Roll Call’s photojournalists were on the Hill to capture all of the (in)action.

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Happy staff, happy constituents? Reps. Khanna and Moore think so - Roll Call

For many staffers, coming to work on the Hill is a lesson in trade-offs. You might love the work but hate your life. For a fortunate few, it’s different.

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This tattoo reminds Rep. Greg Landsman of his faith (and his first job in politics) - Roll Call

“I have a lot of tattoos,” the Ohio Democrat says. The one on his left shoulder serves as a reminder to “be humble, and do it with God.”

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Shutdowns of the past were ‘emotional,’ ‘terrible’ for Hill staffers - Roll Call

Members of Congress get paid on time no matter what, but staffers on the Hill have to worry about paychecks like other federal employees.

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The Senate's dress code just got more relaxed. Some insist on staying buttoned-up

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's decision not to enforce an unofficial dress code has elicited strong reactions and dominated talk on Capitol Hill, even as a potential government shutdown looms.

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Watch your back as DC crime rises, Republicans tell Hill staffers

Crime in the District has once again become a focal point as Republicans in Congress make oversight of the liberal D.C. Council a priority.

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As lawmakers eye regulation, AI could reshape Congress itself - Roll Call

“I understand the fear,” Speaker Kevin McCarthy said at this year’s Congressional Hackathon. But AI is poised to change how the House works.

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In nation’s gubernatorial races, there are a lot of Capitol Hill connections - Roll Call

Among the next likely crop of governors, there are several with extensive connections to Capitol Hill and Congress.

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With naloxone now more available, HHS officials tout its use - Roll Call

The event, held at HHS headquarters, came during the same week that naloxone became available for purchase without a prescription.

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My New "The Hill" Article on Dubious Lawsuit Challenging Immigration Parole Program for Migrants Fleeing Socialism, Oppression, and Violence in Four Latin American Nations

The case was filed by 20 red states seeking to dismantle the CNVH program extending the successful Uniting for Ukraine policy to migrants fleeing Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti.

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DeSantis pledges $1m to boost security at historically Black college after racist shooting

Florida governor, who said additional $100,000 would be give to charity for victims’ family, was booed at vigil for victims

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China’s Xi Makes It ‘Next To Impossible’ To Do Business, Hedge Funder Protests

Xi Jinping has cast doubt on China's economic allure and foreign investors are frustrated due to the changing business climate.

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‘Dreamers’ need not apply: DACA recipients still can’t work for Congress - Roll Call

“Round and round in this circle we go. And the people who get hurt the most are the DACA recipients,” says Texas Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales.

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From green card to green pin: Rep. Juan Ciscomani sees ‘full-circle moments’ - Roll Call

"If you want to be in public office at some point, first go live life. Go and start a business, get a job, raise a family," he says.

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Impeachment talk boosts potential for Hill drama after August recess - Roll Call

Congress has all the ingredients for a political pressure cooker when members return from the long August recess.

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What a long strange trip it’s been for Rep. Wiley Nickel - Roll Call

The North Carolina Democrat went viral this month for his floor speech paying tribute to the Grateful Dead.

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Biden names longtime Hill aide Shuwanza Goff as his next legislative affairs director - Roll Call

Goff, the first Black woman to serve in the role, has strong relationships on both sides of the aisle in Congress.

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Ex-Manson follower Leslie Van Houten released from prison after 53 years

Van Houten, now 73, is out on parole after her conviction for participating in the 1969 LaBianca murders at age 19

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Florida Rep. Bean, who moonlighted as perfume salesman, returns to Hill as member

Aaron Bean came to the Hill more than two decades ago to be formally trained as a staffer through a yearlong program operated by the now-closed Legislative Studies Institute, starting out in the office of Florida Republican Sen. Connie Mack III, the grandson of the legendary baseball manager of the…

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Florida Rep. Bean, who moonlighted as perfume salesman, returns to Hill as member - Roll Call

Republican Rep. Aaron Bean returns to Congress having worked in the office of Florida Sen. Connie Mack III more than two decades ago.

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College Football’s Biggest Names Land in D.C. for Talks on Athlete Compensation

Nick Saban and others are set to meet with lawmakers after the California State Assembly passed a bill requiring athlete revenue sharing for its D1 schools—thrusting issues like NIL into the spotlight.

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First look at plans for 106 new homes next to Tobacco Factory

"Our plans are for two new ‘Southville’ styled, tree-lined residential streets"

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