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Others gasped and grumbled. No press were allowed in the room.
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‘Herd on the Hill’ lives vicariously, delivering letters for people in far-away states
Herd on the Hill delivered over a thousand letters to Sen. Susan Collin, R-Maine, in October. (Courtesy Herd on the Hill)
Emmy Moulton was born Wednesday
Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., and his wife have been married since Sept. 2017. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call file photo)
Rep. Seth Moulton is a new father.
The Massachusetts Democrat and his wife Liz’s first child, Emmy Moulton, arrived on Wednesday in Boston.
John Cena at the LOC, Kennedy for O’Rourke, Culberson’s health and is Ashford lobbying?
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
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D.C. causes to receive $700,000
Rep. Mia Love, R-Utah, has a word with Rep. Cedric Richmond, D-La., after he tagged her out at home plate during the 57th annual Congressional Baseball Game at Nationals Park on June 14, 2018. The Democrats prevailed 21-5. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
The Congressional Baseball Game has gotten so big that they had to find new ways to give away the money.
After a gunman opened fire on a Republican team practice in June 2017, a record number of fans attended the next two games. More than 17,000 tickets were sold in 2018.
Hating on the Yankees, real-life ‘Storage Wars,’ Boyle brings the sass, and Kanye’s here
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Congress’ former cops will wait till after the midterms to visit National Law Enforcement Museum
Rep. Steve Knight, R-Calif., left, at his police academy graduation on Sept. 10, 1990, with his father, Pete Knight. (Courtesy Steve Knight)
When D.C.’s newest museum opens this weekend, former cops in Congress will be watching.
The “joys and pains of the thin blue line” will be on display at the National Law Enforcement Museum, said Rep. Val B. Demings. And that can only help “the relationship between law enforcement and the community.”
Just as important as Kanye, Holmes Norton walks to D.C. school, and Gottheimer gets his hands dirty
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Heitkamp on Kavanaugh decision, Tonko at limo tragedy vigil, and superhero Bernie Sanders
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Sen. Mike Rounds’ state celebrates indigenous people instead, and has since 1990
The statue of Christopher Columbus is framed by wreaths left over from the Columbus Day celebration in front of Union Station in Washington in 2014. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call file photo)
It’s still a federal holiday. But more and more places are moving to replace Columbus Day.
South Dakota did it first, in the 1990s. “It’s about reconciliation. It’s about trying to bring people from different cultures, different backgrounds, different races together,” said Republican Sen. Mike Rounds.
Walker’s ‘initial presence,’ love for the Brew Crew, and it’s World Teachers' Day
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
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