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As Epstein consumes the White House, Republicans are starting to think twice about absolute loyalty to Trump

NEWS ANALYSIS: On the Hill, Trump’s influence amounted to little in the face of the MAGA voter base’s fury. That’s a sign of things to come, argues John Bowden

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They went to DC to intern on the Hill. Then came the shutdown - Roll Call

For House interns who arrived in the fall, it’s been a strange semester, to say the least. Congressional offices are feeling it too.

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Influencer or Hill staffer: Can you be both? - Roll Call

“Maybe I work in Congress, but I also have other interests,” one former aide says.

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Rent’s due and people will ‘starve’: Congress is racing towards the shutdown cliff

NEWS ANALYSIS: Division within the GOP caucus over food stamps could give Democrats a key opening to ramp up the pressure on Republicans to make concessions and earn their votes to end the shutdown, John Bowden and Eric Garcia report

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For political progeny, family business can be a balancing act - Roll Call

Once she is sworn into Congress, Adelita Grijalva will be one of a growing list of lawmakers who followed their parents to Capitol Hill.

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White House Official Says Nobel Committee 'Chose Politics Over Peace' After Trump Misses Out on Award

White House Communications Director Steven Cheung accused the Nobel Committee of prioritizing "politics over peace" after the Norwegian panel awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, passing over President Donald Trump

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The biggest name in the House right now hasn’t been sworn in yet - Roll Call

With an Epstein discharge petition on the line, Adelita Grijalva is ready to claim her seat — but she’s still waiting.

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Vance steps into shutdown forefront as Trump’s lead basher of Hill Democrats - Roll Call

Vice President JD Vance has emerged as President Donald Trump’s lead attack dog on the government shutdown.

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They keep Congress running. The shutdown plunged them into uncertainty

While furloughed federal employees will see back pay after the partial government shutdown ends, contractors don’t have a guarantee.

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Trump to meet with Hill leaders ahead of shutdown deadline - Roll Call

The top four congressional leaders will head to the White House on Monday for a meeting with Trump in a last-ditch effort to prevent a partial government shutdown.

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Trump faces Republican backlash over Kennedy’s autism and vaccine claims

Senators warn health secretary’s advice on Tylenol in pregnancy lacks scientific basis, raising alarm in GOP ranks

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Republicans Admit The Release of Epstein Files is 'Inevitable,' Report Finds

A Republican senator, speaking to The Hill on condition of anonymity, criticized Attorney General Pamela Bondi's handling of the case, saying her February claim that Epstein's client list was ready for review raised unrealistic public expectations.

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For Congress, security fears are a haunting part of the job - Roll Call

The murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk sparks new debate after years of anguish over political violence.

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My New The Hill Article: "Abolish ICE and Give the Money to Real Cops"

It makes the case for abolishing ICE and transferring its funds to state and local police.

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Jared Golden’s first job on the Hill? Working for Susan Collins - Roll Call

The Marine Corps veteran is serving his fourth term as a Democrat. But he started out as a staffer for Republican Sen. Susan Collins.

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As House dining shake-up nears, food workers take fight to court - Roll Call

“We hope that these companies come to their senses,” one union organizer says, as some workers at the Capitol face an uncertain future.

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Hill looks to boost safety of military flights near airports - Roll Call

House defense authorization bill would largely forbid military helicopter training flights within a 30-mile radius of DCA.

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Senate NDAA would hike defense spending by $32 billion - Roll Call

The Senate’s defense policy bill would authorize an extra $32.1 billion for national security spending above what the Pentagon sought.

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Fired federal workers lobby for help on Capitol Hill – is anyone listening?

Democrats have been receptive to the ‘Tuesday Group’ but the Republicans who control Congress are looking the other way

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Anthony D’Esposito looks to go from cop to congressman to inspector general - Roll Call

A familiar face returned to the Hill on Wednesday, as ex-Rep. Anthony D’Esposito faced a Senate panel as nominee for Labor inspector general.

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Why Marjorie Taylor Greene now plans to vote no on Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

Trump has faced challenges getting his “big, beautiful bill” through Congress.

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At the races: A Democratic boogeyman steps aside - Roll Call

Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including Elon Musk and the 2026 midterms.

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Offensive tackle Jalen Travis was once a Senate intern - Roll Call

The Indianapolis Colts fourth-round draft pick spent a summer working for Sen. Amy Klobuchar. “Iron sharpens iron,” he says of Hill staffers.

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The top Democrats leading the fight against Trump’s agenda

The first five months of Donald Trump’s second presidency have been brutal for the Democratic party, which has been almost completely unable to stop his aggressive agenda. In March, CNN polling showed the favourability rating for the Democrats at just 29% – a record low in CNN polls dating back…

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No cameras, please: Some offices in Congress warn visitors not to film - Roll Call

On a recent walk around the Capitol complex, we spotted several signs outside doorways discouraging “recording, filming, livestreaming, and photography.”

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