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Former Sen. Tim Johnson, D-S.D., who served nearly three decades and chaired the Senate Banking Committee, has died at the age of 77.

She called for Eric Adams to stand down — but she doesn’t want his job. Meanwhile, seasoned New York politicians fear a primary challenge from her. That’s exactly why she isn’t launching one

Republican analysts question the policy implications of Sen. JD Vance's comments on the 2010 health care law's risk pools.

Federal Aviation Administrator Mike Whitaker will make the rounds on Capitol Hill this week focusing on the agency’s oversight of Boeing Co.

Lawmakers returned to business as usual on Capitol Hill after the long August break. Highlights this week include former colleagues remembering the late Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr., the Senate majority leader geeking out over charts and a presidential debate that went to the dogs.

For documentary The Last Republican, director Steve Pink followed Adam Kinzinger, who went against his party to criticise Donald Trump in the wake of an insurrection

Few people understand the racist undertones of calling Harris a ‘DEI hire’ more than Black staffers working on Capitol Hill. Eric Garcia spent debate night at a watch party alongside Divine Nine Sorority Members, Black Hill staffers and Jim Clyburn

Ohio's Senate race intensifies as Republican candidates target incumbent Senator Sherrod Brown for his policies and actions. The outcome will be decided by...

More women are in chief of staff roles than ever before. With an election ahead, they’ve reached a pivotal moment

Here at Roll Call, we like to step back every so often and just groove. And what better way to do that than by being part of the Sept. 17 Congressional Record musical program on Capitol Hill

"I don't agree with him," said aide Carrie Adams, calling Fetterman's views "less nuanced" than younger generation