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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A recent no-show for bidders in Alaska and political resistance show how expanded oil drilling is easier said than done.
By: Caitlin Reilly
A lot has changed since Marlin Stutzman was first in the House, but the Indiana Republican is taking the long view. “We have to really stick together.”
Progressive staffers are floating “a rotating 32-hour workweek for District and D.C. staff,” asking bosses to give it a shot.
By: Bill Clark, Allison Mollenkamp
New chair’s record is friendlier to the incoming Trump administration’s national security positions than predecessor
Welcome to the Trump administration confirmation hearing-palooza edition of Roll Call's photos of the week.
By: Dawn Last, Bill Clark, Michael Macagnone
Decision sets up a possible shutdown of the social media app as early as this weekend
Though the inauguration in recent memory has typically taken place on the Capitol's West Front, there is precedent for moving it indoors.
By: Bill Clark, John T. Bennett
Expect 47th president to focus on delivering a ‘Golden Age,’ rather than on ‘carnage’
By: Bill Clark
As many Silicon Valley leaders swing rightward, the left needs to offer voters another vision for technological progress
His burst of action may set a new precedent for Inauguration Day — and shouldn’t have come as a surprise, Winston writes.
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