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‘Teaching the Socratic method with a bullwhip’: Hill remembers Judy Schneider

Lawmakers and staffers shared their memories of the legislative legend, who taught countless people how Congress works.

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These Hill interns are bringing their foster youth stories to Congress - Roll Call

Their lived experience is shaping policy, one proposal at a time, as they intern through the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute.

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Nearly 8 percent of Senate aides make less than a living wage, report finds - Roll Call

But pay has improved since 2020, especially in the House, according to Issue One, a group that advocates government transparency.

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Republicans reveal what Trump talked about in his closed-door meeting on Capitol Hill

‘Every one of themselves has given over their soul, their credibility, in service of one man who is a criminal’

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‘All hands on deck’: Trump vows to help GOP in House races - Roll Call

Donald Trump returned to Capitol Hill for the first time since the Jan. 6 insurrection, and Republicans feted him in a pep rally session.

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Not every Republican is pleased to welcome Trump back to Capitol Hill

The former president will address the GOP conference on Thursday. His supporters hope he’ll unify the party; his detractors don’t plan to listen to him at all

The Independent UK

Lindsey Graham vows to block Democrats’ supreme court ethics bill

Senate Democrats are still working unanimously to move bill forward this week

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New ADA drop-off zones are coming to the Capitol, but barriers remain - Roll Call

“With all the security barriers, it’s not easy to get picked up and dropped off at the Capitol campus,” said former Rep. Jim Langevin.

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Far-right fossil fuel company allies pressure US supreme court to shield firms in unprecedented campaign

Groups linked to billionaire Leonard Leo, who seems to have ties to Chevron, are pressing the court to intervene in lawsuits that could cost billions

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From cuts to candles, this Capitol barber has made her mark - Roll Call

Veronica Baugh has been cutting hair on the Hill for more than a decade, and now her candles have landed in the House gift shop.

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Robert De Niro denied leadership award after speaking out against Trump

National Association of Broadcasters rescinds honor after actor appears outside ex-president’s criminal trial in New York

The Guardian - US

Where is Joe Biden’s fury about decapitated Palestinian babies?

Politicians parroted untrue rumors that Hamas had beheaded Israeli babies. When the children are Palestinian, they shrug

The Guardian - US

As summer interns descend on the Hill, this resource office is ready - Roll Call

Advocates say the House Intern Resource Office is a step in the right direction — and want to see a similar effort on the Senate side.

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Is Congress still ‘The Last Plantation’? It is for staffers, says James Jones - Roll Call

“Racial inequality in the congressional workplace is the most important issue affecting our democracy that we’re not talking about,” he says.

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Staffers bear the brunt of threats aimed at district offices - Roll Call

Violence, arson and verbal abuse are the “dark side of public service” at congressional offices around the country.

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Radiation compensation bill’s backers plan Hill blitz - Roll Call

Victims of radiation exposure are advocating for expanded compensation for those harmed in the development of nuclear weapons.

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Pause in arms to Israel over Rafah offensive reverberates on Hill - Roll Call

The administration's pause in a weapons delivery to Israel as it readies an assault on Rafah reverberated on Capitol Hill Wednesday.

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"MIT No Longer Requiring Diversity Statements from Prospective Faculty"

The Hill (Lexi Lonas) reports: [MIT] announced Monday it no longer will require diversity statements from prospective faculty. The school said the decision was directed by President Sally Kornbluth "with the support of the Provost, Chancellor, Vice President for Equity and Inclusion, and all six academic deans." "My goals are…

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Earl Blumenauer takes his last ride through Congress - Roll Call

As the Democrat prepares to retire from the House after nearly three decades, he will pass the Bike Caucus baton.

Latin Times

John Leguizamo smashes piñata on Daily Show after admitting Trump is winning over Latino voters

The Colombian actor went on to say: "no matter what Trump says about inflation, he doesn't like us and he doesn't want us here"

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Tri-Caucus leaders call for restoration of House diversity office - Roll Call

Minority groups in Congress want another chance for the House Office of Diversity and Inclusion, which lost its funding this year.

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Shouldering grief for Gaza, Muslim staffers prepare for Eid - Roll Call

Aides describe what it’s like to observe Ramadan on Capitol Hill this year. “Their voices are being heard here in the halls of Congress,” one said.

The Guardian - US

Robert F Kennedy Jr calls Biden ‘much worse threat to democracy’ than Trump

Anti-vaxxer third-party candidate rails against president for involvement in supreme court case on social media

International Business Times

Biden Campaign Intensifies Outreach To Voters Of Color Amid Concerns Over Party Loyalty

Recent visits by Biden to key states like Michigan, Georgia, Arizona and Nevada underscore a heightened recognition that victory hinges on swing states and communities of young voters of color.

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Sen. Markey staffers announce progress in Hill union push

Sen. Edward J. Markey formally recognized his aides’ bargaining unit and signed a ground rules agreement, setting the stage for contract negotiations.

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