Bill Clark is a journalist specializing in local news, with a focus on Washington, D.C. His work has been featured in various publications, including CQ and Roll Call, RealClearMarkets, The Advocate, Texas Monthly, and The New Republic. He covers a range of topics, including politics, legislation, and current events in the D.C. area.
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Bill Clark's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, particularly related to Capitol Hill, Congress, and elections. He also covers sports events occasionally.
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By: Bill Clark, Justin Papp
Senate Judiciary chair wants to see House committee findings, and ethics experts weigh in
Here’s what the Democratic Party can still do to protect press freedom before Trump takes office
Congress returned to Washington for the first time since September. New member orientation and GOP leadership elections highlighted the week.
By: Bill Clark
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It's that time again, when Roll Call Political Analyst Stu Rothenberg sums up the best and worst of the year. And 2024 was quite a year.
A jet flies in front of the full moon rising over the U.S. Capitol on Saturday night. November’s full moon, known as the Beaver Moon, was the final of four consecutive supermoons this year.
Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill launched her campaign for governor of New Jersey on Monday, joining a crowded field of candidates.
By: Bill Clark, Daniela Altimari
Transition co-chair led Small Business Administration during Trump's first term
By Bill Clark Cheatham County Exchange Frankie Gwyn led Sycamore Middle with 14 points. BILL CLARK
The office lottery for new members, the Matt Gaetz in-and-out saga and the last supermoon of the year highlighted the action at the Capitol.
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