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Iowa Sen. Charles E. Grassley, the oldest member of Congress, was born in 1933, the year Prohibition ended. On the other end of the age spectrum, Congress’ youngest member, Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost of Florida, was born in 1997, the year Google registered its domain.
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Wyoming Republican Chuck Gray poised to succeed Hageman in House
Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray vanquished eight competitors Tuesday to win the Republican primary for the state's at-large House seat, putting him on a glide path to succeed Rep. Harriet M. Hageman next year. But the power of President Donald Trump
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Wealthy House candidates eye payoffs in Florida Republican primaries
More than a dozen House candidates in Florida have poured over $1 million into their campaigns ahead of Tuesday's primary elections, a CQ Roll Call analysis of fundraising reports shows. The investments - by 14 Republicans running for eight different Hous
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Kennedy looks for new members for revamped vaccine committee
The Trump administration has begun searching for new members for a vaccine advisory committee it is quietly reshaping to look at alternatives to vaccinations, a move that has drawn worries from outside groups. The National Vaccine Advisory Committee, crea
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Roll Call on the Road: South Carolina
CQ Roll Call traveled last week to South Carolina, which is playing host to Tuesday's special primary election to select a new Republican Senate nominee following Sen. Lindsey Graham's sudden death. Photo editor Bill Clark captured some of the action as S
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Social media verdicts could buoy online regulatory bills
Recent verdicts against social media companies in New Mexico and California were lauded as
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Gabbard defends record on Snowden, asserts 'no love' for dictators
Tulsi Gabbard, President Donald Trump's nominee for director of national intelligence, sought on Thursday to dispel senators' doubts about her national security record, but was still unwilling to call whistleblower Edward Snowden a traitor or disavow her
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Trump White House orders freeze on federal grants, loans
President Donald Trump's budget office on Monday ordered all federal agencies to temporarily block disbursement of grants and loans - other than for Social Security, Medicare and other programs providing direct aid to individuals. The memo says the tempor
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Supreme Court to hear arguments on porn age verification law
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Wednesday over a Texas law that requires pornography websites to verify the ages of their visitors, a case over salacious content that might influence the power of Congress and states to regulate minors' access t
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The fur flies as House, Senate wrangle over ban on mink farming
The future of an estimated 100 U.S. mink farms may be decided by House and Senate negotiators resolving differences in a massive research and technology package designed to make the nation more competitive with China. The House competition bill would ban
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Pentagon pursuing Russian use of Musk's Starlink terminals
The Defense Department is working with Elon Musk's SpaceX to find and disable Starlink satellite internet terminals that have fallen into Russian hands, but the problem is not going away, a top Pentagon official said Tuesday. SpaceX's Starlink terminals e
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