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Jim Saksa and David Lerman recount what it took for Speaker Mike Johnson to win the gavel and explain what it means for battles to come.

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Legal fallout lingers four years after Jan. 6 attack - Roll Call

The legal fallout from the attack on the Capitol is unsettled four years after a mob temporarily stopped the transition of power.

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Police, snow descend on eerily quiet Capitol Hill for Jan. 6 electoral count - Roll Call

On a rare snow day in Washington, security measures kept sledders away from the Capitol, as lawmakers certified Trump’s win in the 2024 election.

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Congress counts electoral votes, clearing path for Trump’s return to Oval Office - Roll Call

There was no violence at the Capitol on Monday as Congress counted states' Electoral College votes and made Donald Trump's win official.

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Trump open to two-step budget plan despite earlier comments - Roll Call

President-elect Donald Trump softened his push for "one powerful bill" to pass much of his agenda through the budget reconciliation process.

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Kirsten Gillibrand gets Schumer's nod to lead DSCC - Roll Call

New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand will chair the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee for the 2026 midterm cycle.

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Why one Jan. 6 officer plans to watch Congress certify Trump’s win

“The truth still matters,” Daniel Hodges said, as he prepared to head back to the Capitol as a guest of Sen. Adam B. Schiff.

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Solemn ceremonies dominate this week on Capitol Hill - Roll Call

Another week of congressional ceremonies gets underway, though the memories of the rioting four years ago won’t be lost on Capitol Hill.

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Quick action planned for 'big, beautiful' budget bill - Roll Call

Speaker Mike Johnson wants one mammoth package that would enact much of President-elect Donald Trump's legislative agenda by May.

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House GOP moves to block late-week suspension votes - Roll Call

The House approved a rules package limiting votes on so-called suspension bills to Monday through Wednesday, a concession to conservatives.

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Menendez lawyers ask judge for leniency in corruption case - Roll Call

Attorneys for former Sen. Bob Menendez painted him as a defeated man as they asked for leniency in sentencing on corruption convictions.

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Johnson wins gavel on first ballot after flipping holdouts - Roll Call

He initially appeared to fall short of winning the speakership, but last-minute arm-bending convinced two GOP holdouts to switch their votes.

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Biden blocks Nippon purchase of US Steel - Roll Call

President Biden blocked Nippon Steel's purchase of U.S. Steel, citing national security. President-elect Trump also opposed the deal.

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Key dates to watch in 2025 for the 119th Congress - Roll Call

Congress faces a front-loaded schedule, with Republicans in charge of both chambers and holding the White House.

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These ‘new’ members are boomeranging back to Congress - Roll Call

Gone for a few years or many, Gil Cisneros, Marlin Stutzman and Cleo Fields are once again joining the House.

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Experience abounds among newcomers to House and Senate - Roll Call

As the 119th Congress kicks off Friday, some new members enter office with more prominent resumes in the politics or business worlds.

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11 fun facts and miscellanies about the 119th Congress - Roll Call

Scuba instructors, movie producers and a lot of 30-somethings are set to join the 119th Congress. A few fun facts about incoming lawmakers.

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Trump era: Most House members were first elected in 2016 or later

Welcome to the Trump era of Congress — 63 percent of House representatives were first elected with Trump in 2016 or in the years since.

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Court throws out Biden FCC's net neutrality rule - Roll Call

A federal appeals court on Thursday overturned a Biden administration rule establishing so-called net neutrality for internet providers.

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Spartz links vote on Johnson to commitment on spending - Roll Call

Rep. Victoria Spartz, R-Ind., has linked her vote for House speaker to a commitment to properly oversee federal spending.

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Speaker fight could overshadow awkward days for Harris after losing to Trump - Roll Call

Kamala Harris must on Jan. 6 oversee the final step in her election loss, but Republican infighting could dominate the next few days.

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House Republicans look to tee up immigration bills - Roll Call

Five immigration measures are part of a proposed House rules package and could see early action, reflecting a top campaign issue.

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Injured officers, Democrats still waiting for Jan. 6 plaque

Ahead of the 4th anniversary of the Capitol attack, some are again calling for the dedication of an overdue plaque to honor police.

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Roll Call’s top stories of 2024 from the campaign trail and beyond - Roll Call

As the new year beckons, Roll Call is looking back at some of our top stories of 2024 from the campaign trail and beyond.

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Trump endorses Johnson to continue as House speaker

Donald Trump endorsed Mike Johnson to continue as House speaker, just days before he could face a close floor election to retain the gavel.

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