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Where should Congress live during a pandemic? Some freshmen pick the office Chris Cioffi © Provided by Roll Call Freshmen members of the House Republican Conference join Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy for a photo on the House steps of the Capitol on Jan. 4. The chaotic days since then haven’t changed the minds of some who plan to sleep in their offices. It’s never easy to hunt for an apartment, but for some of the newly elected members of Congress seeking housing quickly in the middle of a pandemic, it was a particularly strange time to move.  “The D.C. apartment sea...

In the wake of the mob attack on the Capitol that he incited, Trump is now destined to slink out of the White House diminished and increasingly isolated.

Published January 02. 2021 12:05AM  Chris Cioffi, CQ-Roll Call Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Friday that Catherine Szpindor will take over as the House chief administrative officer. She will be the first woman to hold the job. Szpindor takes over for current CAO Phil Kiko, who Pelosi announced in December would be leaving his post. “Szpindor brings an outstanding record of success,” Pelosi said in a statement announcing her as Kiko’s successor. “Her decade of experience working in the House will serve us well, as she advances the CAO’s mission to improve the effectiveness and effi...

By NIELS LESNIEWSKI | CQ-Roll Call | Published: December 31, 2020 WASHINGTON (Tribune News Service) — For the first time in American history, a woman will serve as House chaplain. Retired Rear Adm. Margaret G. Kibben was announced Thursday as Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s choice to be the next House chaplain, replacing the retiring Rev. Patrick J. Conroy. Kibben will be the first female chaplain for either chamber. Kibben was the first woman to serve as chief of Navy chaplains, serving from 2014-2018 in that role, and was previously chaplain of the Marine Corps. Her arrival on Capitol Hill w...

The 40-year-old Missouri senator, who notched a significant win in his quest to reshape the Republican Party’s economic policy, on Wednesday embraced Trump’s continued efforts to upend the election results.