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Another bill upping Capitol Police retirement age passes the House

For the second time in less than four weeks, the House passed a proposal that could raise the retirement age for Capitol Police officers, part of an effort to address persistent staffing issues that have plagued the agency. The House cleared a bill by voice vote Tuesday that could allow…

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Congress moves to raise retirement age for Capitol Police as threats against lawmakers mount

Lawmakers are working to raise the retirement age for U.S. Capitol Police officers

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Pete Hegseth’s second Capitol Hill hearing interrupted by anti-war protester

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is back on Capitol Hill for his second day of grilling regarding his handling of the Iran war, with senators getting their first opportunity to question him on Thursday. Hegseth previously endured a nearly six-hour House Armed Services Committee hearing, where he was pressed by Democrats…

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One idea to retain Capitol Police officers? Up the retirement age

As the Capitol Police force is strained to its limits, lawmakers are looking to a key group of officers — those who are nearing retirement. The House passed a bill Monday evening that could potentially allow Capitol Police officers to work until the age of 65. “No officer should be…

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Judge warns attorney for Jan. 6 pipe bomber suspect

A federal judge on Wednesday admonished a defense attorney for a man accused of planting pipe bombs in Washington the night before the 2021 attack on the Capitol, telling the attorney he did not follow a protective order and warning him to be “more careful.” At issue in the back…

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Judge denies Trump effort to end Jan. 6 lawsuits before trial

President Donald Trump must still face civil lawsuits seeking to hold him accountable for his role in the lead up to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, a federal judge ruled Tuesday in a long-running litigation from Democratic House members and Capitol Police officers. Judge Amit Mehta of…

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Trump isn't immune from civil claims his 6 January speech incited riot, judge says

Trump spoke to a crowd of his supporters at the rally before the mob’s attack disrupted the joint session of Congress for certifying Democrat Joe Biden’s 2020 electoral victory over Trump.

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Photos of the week | March 23-27, 2026

From a new senator to blooming cherry blossoms, there was a lot happening on and around Capitol Hill this week ahead of the long spring recess. Here are some of the top images of the past week from Roll Call’s photojournalists.

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Democrats’ plaque ceremony was missing two things

Democratic lawmakers gathered on the Upper West Terrace of the Capitol, overlooking the National Mall, to honor officers who defended Congress during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack with a commemorative plaque. But two things were missing — Republicans and the plaque itself. The plaque is instead installed on a stone…

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Capitol Police budget request tops $1 billion - Roll Call

It was Chief Michael Sullivan’s first time in the budget hot seat since his hiring. He faced questions about threats, retention and more.

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Rayburn building deemed at risk in push for major funding boost - Roll Call

The largest House office building is at risk of “catastrophic system failure,” the architect of the Capitol is set to warn Congress.

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Brian McGinnis Injury Update: Iraq Vet's Mother Reacts To Senator Breaking Son's Arm

Brian McGinnis was hospitalised after a chaotic Senate hearing protest over Iran, sparking conflicting accounts from United States Capitol Police and Tim Sheehy about the clash that left the Iraq veteran with a broken arm.

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Will Brian McGinnis Face Jail Time? US Marine Vet Faces Assault Charges After Senator 'Breaks His Arm'

Marine veteran and Senate candidate Brian McGinnis faces charges after a chaotic removal from a Senate hearing, sparking a political row.

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Brian McGinnis Health Update: Marine's Broken Arm Worries Supporters as Senate Candidate Vows to Keep Campaigning

Green Party Senate candidate Brian McGinnis breaks arm during a protest at a Senate hearing, sparking debates on protest rights and political activism.

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Montana Senator Forces Marine Veteran Out of Capitol Hill for Protesting Against War

Marine veteran Brian McGinnis was dragged outside of Capitol Hill by Senator Tim Sheehy and Capitol Police. The altercation allegedly broke his arm.

International Business Times UK

US Marine Veteran Dragged by Senator Tim Sheehy Shouted 'No One Wants to Fight for Israel' Before Police intervened

A Marine veteran's protest during a Senate hearing on the Iran conflict led to a physical altercation, sparking debate on free speech and US foreign policy.

The Independent UK

US veteran has arm broken while being dragged from Senate protest

A US veteran who was protesting against the war in Iran had his arm broken as he was pulled away from an Armed Services subcommittee meeting on Wednesday (4 March).

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6 Videos of Brian McGinnis on TikTok: Did Senator Tim Sheehy Cross A Line By Joining The Scuffle?

US protester and former Marine Brian McGinnis was dragged from a Senate hearing after denouncing war with Iran, in a scuffle that saw Republican Senator Tim Sheehy join Capitol Police in removing him.

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Who is Tim Sheehy? Republican senator who helped officers remove ex-Navy SEAL Brian McGinnis from Senate hearing after disruption

Republican Senator Tim Sheehy was involved in a confrontation during a US Senate hearing on the war in Iran.

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‘No one wants to die for Israel!’: MAGA Senator snaps Marine veteran’s arm after Senate committee outburst

"I decided to help out and deescalate the situation."

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Former Marine’s anti-Iran war protest sparks clash: Did Senator Tim Sheehy break Brian McGinnis’ arm?

A protestor's anti-war outburst disrupted a Senate hearing, leading to a scuffle and injuries to three police officers. Brian McGinnis, identified as a Green Party candidate, was forcibly removed after shouting against military action in Iran. Senator Tim Sheehy assisted in the removal, stating he aimed to de-escalate the situation.…

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Senator Tim Sheehy Faces Backlash After Saying He 'De-escalated' Clash With Marine Veteran Protester

US Senator Tim Sheehy assists Capitol Police in removing a protester during a Senate hearing, sparking debate over his actions.

The Independent UK

Moment Marine veteran protesting Iran war suffers broken arm during struggle with GOP senator

Sen. Tim Sheehy insists activist Brian McGinnis was ‘looking for a confrontation’ when he disrupted a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing to protest U.S. military action against Iran

International Business Times UK

6 Photos of Brian McGinnis: Marine Veteran's Arm 'Snaps' During Chaotic Senate Hearing Protest Over Iran War

Marine veteran Brian McGinnis suffers broken arm during Senate hearing protest over Iran war, sparking chaos and arrests on Capitol Hill.

International Business Times UK

Meet Brian McGinnis, the Ex-Marine Ejected from Capitol Hill and Green Party Senate Candidate

Ex-Marine and Green Party candidate Brian McGinnis ejected from Capitol Hill hearing after protesting US military policy; faces charges for resisting arrest and assaulting officers.

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