This week marks 40 years since someone killed Capitol Hill staffer Sally Heet. The cold case mystery of who was her attacker remains unsolved. Heet, who worked as the press secretary for then-Sen. Daniel Evans of Washington state,

Kennedy Jr. returned to Capitol Hill Thursday, where he defended the administration’s efforts to fight health care fraud and improve affordability — and worked to avoid discussions about vaccine policy.

The celebrity news organization unveiled its new Capitol Hill team this week to much online fanfare — but aides to members of Congress say they have mixed feelings about TMZ’s entry into the Washington political media landscape.

Former lawmakers across the political spectrum have warned for years of a hushed congressional bacchanal marked by inappropriate revelry and sexual misconduct.

TMZ’s move into the Capitol Hill media scene is sparking eye rolls from lawmakers, aides and journalists who spend their days in the halls of Congress and fueling steady chatter among them about the outlet’s motives and unconventional reporting style.

Washington (DC News Now) — The Hill’s Sarakshi Rai returns to Capitol Review this week. She talks with DC News Now’s Mark Hall on the fifth anniversary of the Capitol Riots. She also discusses the latest vote to restore lapsed ACA subsidies.