Justin Papp

With legislation and hearings stalled, this was the month that wasn’t on the House side of the Capitol.

Roswell Encina, former communications officer for the Library of Congress, will be president and CEO of the U.S. Capitol Historical Society.

Tensions are high amid a larger push to find money for federal law enforcement.

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

As the funding lapse continues and Republicans and Democrats play a familiar blame game, some worry the cycle is hard to break.

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

“The chaos that goes on here … applies perfectly to the game,” says the congressional staffer competing on season 49.

Hopefuls are starting to emerge in the race to dislodge Eleanor Holmes Norton as D.C.’s delegate to Congress.

“When I was last here, I explained how we would drive down those trends, and it is working,” Mayor Muriel Bowser told a House panel Thursday. 

For the second day in a row, the House passed legislation that would counteract local D.C. crime and policing laws, angering local advocates.