Do NFTs require decentralized law? - Roll Call Stu Levi, a partner at law firm Skadden, breaks down what intellectual property law means for non-fungible tokens. Roll Call · Sep 28, 2022
Monkeypox response relies on trade-offs without federal aid - Roll Call For now, states will have to take a patchwork approach to paying for the ongoing public health crisis, Biden administration officials said. Roll Call · Sep 28, 2022
At conference short on GOP voices, Biden says US can end hunger - Roll Call President Biden also appeared to forget that a Republican lawmaker who backed the hunger conference was killed in a car accident last month. Roll Call · Sep 28, 2022
Mitch and Rick: The GOP’s ‘Odd Couple’ - Roll Call Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman Rick Scott have beef. Roll Call · Sep 28, 2022
Capitol Lens | A call for solidarity - Roll Call Members of the National Council of Resistance of Iran protest on Capitol Hill Wednesday in solidarity with uprisings in the Islamic nation. Roll Call · Sep 28, 2022
Wayback Wednesday | Scalise returns - Roll Call This archival photo shows Rep. Steve Scalise returning to the Capitol on Sept. 28, 2017 after being shot during baseball practice that June. Roll Call · Sep 28, 2022
With Manchin's bill aside, other permitting proposals await - Roll Call Sen. Joe Manchin's energy permitting bill has some bipartisan elements that could be used to change how infrastructure projects are greenlit. Roll Call · Sep 28, 2022
Lawmakers, challengers plan fundraising blitz ahead of Friday deadline - Roll Call Senate candidate Tim Ryan wants you to know he’s “freaking out,” and he’s not the only one trying to drum up some last-minute dollars. Roll Call · Sep 28, 2022
Lawmakers eye lame duck for unfinished business on insulin - Roll Call A bipartisan insulin affordability measure faces myriad obstacles, but a Senate duo hope the lame duck offers promise for passage. Roll Call · Sep 28, 2022
Stopgap funding measure advances after permitting concession - Roll Call Sen. Joe Manchin III, D-W.Va., agreed Tuesday to remove his energy infrastructure permitting proposal from the short-term spending bill. Roll Call · Sep 27, 2022
States see record abortion questions on midterm ballots - Roll Call The debate over abortion is playing out in ballot initiatives in Vermont, California, Michigan, Kentucky and Montana. Roll Call · Sep 27, 2022
Capitol Lens | The Truman pre-show - Roll Call Tourists in the Capitol Rotunda walk by a statue of President Harry S. Truman encased in a protective covering on Tuesday. Roll Call · Sep 27, 2022
After funding tech research, lawmakers look at risk of theft - Roll Call Congress is providing billions for science and tech research and lawmakers are now worried that foreign rivals could steal the results. Roll Call · Sep 27, 2022
Spanberger, Vega spar over Democratic incumbent’s record in tight Virginia 7th race - Roll Call Sen. Warner says Rep. Spanberger has 'not been shy' within the Democratic caucus about emphasizing crime as an issue Roll Call · Sep 27, 2022
Roll Call · Sep 27, 2022 White House hunger strategy widens free school meals, food stamps - Roll Call The White House strategy to eliminate hunger would widen the availability of free school meals and expand eligibility for food stamps.
Roll Call · Sep 26, 2022 Biden touts actions to promote competition in airline, agriculture sectors - Roll Call President Biden told gas companies to lower prices at the pump "now" as he announced new actions to try to reduce costs and spur competition.
Roll Call · Sep 26, 2022 Manchin push on pipeline approval recalls 1970s dam project - Roll Call Approving a large construction project through Congress, as Sen. Joe Manchin is trying to do, is highly unusual, experts say.
Roll Call · Sep 23, 2022 Final countdown - Roll Call Lawmakers have less than a week left to pass a stopgap spending measure to avoid a partial government shutdown. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman and Aidan Quigley outline the likely game plan for completing a deal and the hurdles still standing in the way. Show Notes: Schumer starts process for…
Roll Call · Sep 23, 2022 ‘I got a poster for that’ — Congressional Hits and Misses - Roll Call Hits and Misses highlights this week include Rep. Garret Graves poster-sizing his points to the House Natural Resources Committee and more.
Roll Call · Sep 23, 2022 GOP commits to retaking the House with election-focused policy platform - Roll Call Republicans traveled to Pennsylvania to unveil their “Commitment to America” and to refocus their message for November’s midterm elections.
Roll Call · Sep 23, 2022 Photos of the week ending September 23, 2022 - Roll Call Photos of the week: Congress was in session this week with government funding set to expire soon and the midterms rapidly approaching.
Roll Call · Sep 23, 2022 Congress is about to lose its science guy - Roll Call He brought his math Ph.D. (and his solar system tie) to the House. Now Rep. Jerry McNerney is planning his next AI chapter.
Roll Call · Sep 23, 2022 Biden administration plans private refugee sponsorship program - Roll Call It will enlist private organizations and everyday Americans, similar to efforts undertaken in the past year for Afghans and Ukrainians.
Roll Call · Sep 22, 2022 House passes package of bills to address policing, crime issues - Roll Call The four bills, involving nearly $2 billion in grant programs, received varying levels of bipartisan support
Roll Call · Sep 22, 2022 Schumer starts process for taking up stopgap funding bill - Roll Call Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer took the first preliminary step Thursday toward considering stopgap funding legislation.