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Swinging for the fences in Virginia swing seat race - Roll Call

STAFFORD, Va. — Rep. Abigail Spanberger has held Virginia’s 7th District seat for three terms, outlasting other Democrats elected to swing seats in the 2018 “blue wave” with her reputation for bipartisanship. But with Spanberger leaving the House as she makes a 2025 gubernatorial run, both parties are invested in…

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Capitol Lens | Heavy medals - Roll Call

Sixteen-year-old Quincy Wilson, a gold medalist in the men’s 4×400 meter relay at this summer’s Paris Olympics, takes pictures with fellow guests during an event honoring the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic teams on the South Lawn of the White House on Monday. Wilson, a junior at Bullis School in Potomac,…

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Post-election endgame - Roll Call

The CQ Budget podcast assesses the political pressures and legislative possibilities of the upcoming lame-duck session.

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Biden floats recess action on Helene supplemental - Roll Call

President Joe Biden said he expects to request an emergency spending package to finance the recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene.

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VP debate gives Walz a chance to ‘go on offense’ on immigration - Roll Call

Tuesday night's VP debate offers Gov. Tim Walz a chance to push back on the Trump campaigns sharp immigration rhetoric, analysts say.

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Judge allows Rep. Crawford, former members to sue over pay freeze - Roll Call

A group of former members of Congress can move forward with a federal lawsuit to recoup cost-of-living adjustments, a judge ruled.

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Respected CBO staffer retires after nearly a half-century - Roll Call

One of the Congressional Budget Office’s longest-serving and most influential staffers, retired last week after 48 years on the job.

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Harris border visit shines light on House, Senate races in battleground Arizona - Roll Call

Vice President Harris was headed to the southern border Friday as Donald Trump used immigration to call her unfit for the White House.

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Stopgap and gone — Congressional Hits and Misses - Roll Call

Congress funded the federal government through Dec. 20 and then immediately fled Washington for the next six weeks to focus on Election Day.

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ADA drop-off zones set for completion this year at the Capitol - Roll Call

It will help people with disabilities visit their representatives in Congress, as barriers to access remain across the campus.

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Ratings changes reflect hyper-competitive campaign - Roll Call

The latest rating changes are a mixed bag for incumbents, while the overall battle for Congress remains competitive.

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Photos of the week ending September 27, 2024 - Roll Call

Congress played kick the government funding can down the road, and the Johnny Cash statue was unveiled in the Capitol.

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Harris campaign seeks to turn tables on Trump on border security - Roll Call

Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign is out with a new ad going at former President Donald Trump's effort to torpedo a bipartisan Senate border security deal.

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House task force hears from local officers on Trump rally shooting - Roll Call

A congressional task force heard testimony Thursday from local law enforcement officers about the July 13 near assassination of Donald Trump.

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Biden administration announces new actions to curb gun violence - Roll Call

The Biden administration announced new actions Thursday on gun-related issues, including guidance to schools on training for active shooters.

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Tales of the three-headed incumbent: Biden/Harris/Trump - Roll Call

A former president, Donald Trump is running against first the current president, Joe Biden, and now the current vice president, Kamala Harris. There aren’t a lot of parallels.

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Biden announces 'surge' in Ukraine aid, action to counter Russia - Roll Call

President Biden announced a "surge" in aid to Ukraine, directing the Pentagon to get appropriated funds to Kyiv by the end of his term.

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George Helmy worked for senators. Now he is one (for a little while) - Roll Call

Appointed to the seat after Bob Menendez resigned, Helmy has vowed to never seek elected office. "I know myself,” the former staffer says.

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Republican’s social media post on Haitian immigrants draws censure resolution - Roll Call

House Democrats attempted to censure Rep. Clay Higgins over a social media post amplifying Trump’s false claims about Haitians immigrants.

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Trump, Harris hit must-have states as they clash over economic visions - Roll Call

Vice President Harris proposed a middle-class economic revival, while Donald Trump threatened tariffs as they campaigned in swing states.

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Former member of Congress defends bid to become federal judge - Roll Call

Former Rep. Anthony Brindisi, D-N.Y., found himself on the other side of the Capitol on Wednesday to audition for another job: federal judge.

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Short-term funding patch ready for Biden's signature - Roll Call

The Senate on Wednesday cleared a 12-week spending bill that would kick this year’s spending tussle until after the November elections.

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Advocates urge vote on nuclear victim compensation bill - Roll Call

Activists for victims of the nation's nuclear programs descended on Washington this week in hopes of pushing forward legislation.

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The elephant and donkey are gone. What’s next for Political Pattie’s? - Roll Call

Bar owners acknowledge “the red elephant was hurtful to the community” but say they’re sticking to their concept and vision of "unity.”

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Two roads diverged in a lame-duck spending endgame - Roll Call

The leadership of both chambers are operating under very different assumptions about what lawmakers can accomplish in the lame-duck session.

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