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The “L-word.” It took a while for journalists to call a lie a lie when politicians did it. Now Bill Adair joins Equal Time to talk about his book, “Beyond the Big Lie.”

President Joe Biden will leave office with more lifetime judicial confirmations than his predecessor and a legacy of diversifying the bench.

President-elect Trump says "everyone wants to be my friend" this time around. But in Washington, friendships can fade quickly.

House lawmakers from both sides of the aisle joined together to reject Speaker Mike Johnson’s latest stopgap funding package Thursday night.

The 118th Congress has been chaotic in many ways, so perhaps it’s unsurprising it's on the brink of missing a government funding deadline.

High-speed rail advocates are betting that projects in red-leaning districts will unlock greater support from skeptical Republicans.

“I do 100 pushups, and that’s just part of my warmup,” says the Delaware Democrat, who is leaving the Senate after 24 years.

Politics never sleeps! While 2024 was a campaign year to be remembered, there really is no such thing as an off-year election. Roll Call Campaigns Analyst Nathan L. Gonzales looks to next year for the top political stories, including ongoing retirement watches for several members, recruitment efforts and important gubernatorial…

2024 was packed with the presidential election and other major stories. Roll Call’s photojournalists share their best images of the year.