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Photos of the Year: Putting 2023 into focus - Roll Call

2023 was a year chock-full of historic moments and Roll Call’s photojournalists were there to capture all of the action.

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Senate passes NDAA, sending bill to House - Roll Call

The Senate voted to pass a final defense policy bill, setting up the sprawling, $886.3 billion measure for House consideration.

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House OKs measure seeking university presidents’ ouster - Roll Call

Nuanced answers by elite university presidents at a House hearing on antisemitism led to a resolution calling for their ouster.

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House GOP adds Biden to list of presidents to face formal impeachment probe - Roll Call

House Republicans on Wednesday voted to formalize their impeachment inquiry into President Biden, who contends he has done nothing improper.

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Senators look ready to leave town as border talks inch along - Roll Call

The Senate appeared Wednesday to be on the verge of going home for the holidays without passing an emergency war funding package.

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Officer Harry Dunn, outspoken about Jan. 6, plans to leave Capitol Police - Roll Call

Harry Dunn, a Capitol Police officer who has been outspoken about the Jan. 6, 2021, attack, has taken steps to resign from the department.

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Hunter Biden appears on Hill, doesn’t appear at deposition - Roll Call

House Republicans said they would start contempt of Congress proceedings against Hunter Biden after he skipped a deposition Wednesday.

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Don’t hassle me, I’m local: The DC edition - Roll Call

How big a deal is the sale of the Commanders? Or the Wizards and Capitals leaving downtown DC? Political Theater gets local.

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Supreme Court to decide issue tied to hundreds of Jan. 6 cases - Roll Call

The Supreme Court accepted a case Wednesday that could affect hundreds of prosecutions tied to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.

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Supreme Court to hear abortion pill case - Roll Call

The case is the first major Supreme Court abortion case since the landmark Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision last year.

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Window rapidly closing for deal on appropriations framework - Roll Call

Without a spending limit deal this week, lawmakers will essentially be out of time to work out details of appropriations bills by Jan. 19.

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No deal yet, but border negotiators report progress - Roll Call

Top Senate and Biden administration officials met in hopes of reaching a border deal that could unlock support for aid to Ukraine and Israel.

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Partisans spar as House impeachment process advances - Roll Call

The House Rules Committee set the framework Tuesday for votes this week on authorizing a Biden impeachment investigation.

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New York court restarts congressional redistricting process - Roll Call

New York’s top court on Tuesday ordered the state to restart its redistricting process and create a new congressional map.

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Luetkemeyer, Hill favorites for top Financial Services Republican - Roll Call

Reps. Blaine Luetkemeyer, R-Mo., and French Hill, R-Ark., are seen as favorites to become the top Republican on House Financial Services.

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Zelenskyy’s Senate visit doesn’t change border debate - Roll Call

Disagreements over border security remained after Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with senators seeking military aid.

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House members seek study on state readiness for quick elections - Roll Call

A bipartisan group lawmakers have called for a study on the ability of states to quickly fill House vacancies after a mass casualty event.

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Congress looks to block US agencies from buying Americans’ data - Roll Call

Amid a broader effort to curb the electronic surveillance, a group of lawmakers is aiming to end the government buying Americans’ data.

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Rep. Maria Salazar discusses Cuba spy, creeping Marxism, and immigration

“The Kool-Aid is acid at the end,” says the Florida Republican, who has denounced the rise of democratic socialism in America.

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Capitol Ink: Putting a cap on 2023 - Roll Call

While House Republican dysfunction dominated much of the news this year, but other stories also added grist for the Capitol Ink mill.

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House hesitates over votes on spy authority renewal bills - Roll Call

A plan to vote on two competing House bills that would reauthorize a powerful surveillance authority ran into trouble Monday evening.

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Zelenskyy makes one more push for aid before Christmas recess - Roll Call

In the U.S. to plead for aid, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said congressional wrangling was inspiring "Putin and his sick clique.”

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Capitol Lens | Perch party - Roll Call

D.C. firefighters remove a pro-Palestinian protester from the Hart Senate Office Building’s Mountains and Clouds sculpture on Monday.

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Prosecutors say Santos participating in plea negotiations - Roll Call

Former Rep. George Santos is actively participating in plea negotiations, prosecutors wrote in a filing Monday.

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Jackson Lee files to run again after losing race for Houston mayor - Roll Call

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas, is running again for her House seat after losing a runoff Saturday for mayor of Houston.

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