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Senate Democrats are still working unanimously to move bill forward this week

“With all the security barriers, it’s not easy to get picked up and dropped off at the Capitol campus,” said former Rep. Jim Langevin.

Advocates say the House Intern Resource Office is a step in the right direction — and want to see a similar effort on the Senate side.

“Racial inequality in the congressional workplace is the most important issue affecting our democracy that we’re not talking about,” he says. 

Violence, arson and verbal abuse are the “dark side of public service” at congressional offices around the country.

Victims of radiation exposure are advocating for expanded compensation for those harmed in the development of nuclear weapons.

The administration's pause in a weapons delivery to Israel as it readies an assault on Rafah reverberated on Capitol Hill Wednesday.

The Hill (Lexi Lonas) reports: [MIT] announced Monday it no longer will require diversity statements from prospective faculty. The school said the decision was directed by President Sally Kornbluth "with the support of the Provost, Chancellor, Vice President for Equity and Inclusion, and all six academic deans." "My goals are…

As the Democrat prepares to retire from the House after nearly three decades, he will pass the Bike Caucus baton.