One year after gunshot wound, Scalise takes the field
As House Majority Whip Steve Scalise bends down to field a ground ball rolling his way, it's clear the movement is neither easy nor natural any more.
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Steve Scalise released from hospital after 'successful' surgery
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise has been released from a Washington, D.C., hospital following a "successful" surgery, according to MedStar Washington Hospital Center.
Scalise on speaker race: I 'wouldn't run against Kevin' McCarthy
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, one of two front-runners to replace retiring House Speaker Paul Ryan, said Thursday that he won't seek the position if Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy runs for it.
Paul Ryan denies rumor he will resign
A Nevada Republican shared on Monday what he conceded is a rumor: That House Speaker Paul Ryan would resign in the near future and House Majority Whip Steve Scalise would claim the gavel.
Trump to Scalise: 'Hell of a way to lose weight'
President Donald Trump joked Wednesday that Rep. Steve Scalise being shot and critically wounded by a gunman earlier this year was a "hell of a way to lose weight."
Rep. Steve Scalise released from intensive care unit
Republican Rep. Steve Scalise has been released from the intensive care unit after being shot in the hip last week, according to a statement by MedStar Washington Hospital Center Friday.
Scalise remains in critical condition after shooting
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise remains in critical condition Friday, days after a shooting at an early-morning baseball practice in Alexandria, Virginia.
Dems win emotional congressional baseball game, 11-2
Democrats easily defeated Republicans 11-2 in the 2017 Congressional Baseball Game, in an annual tradition that has taken on renewed importance in the wake of Wednesday's shooting in Alexandria, Virginia.
How being shot in the hip can be deadly
After Rep. Steve Scalise was shot in the hip at a Virginia baseball field on Wednesday morning, questions swirled around his condition.
Pence offers prayers for Scalise, praise for police officers
Vice President Mike Pence acknowledged Thursday the "seriously wounded" Rep. Steve Scalise and the "courageous" Capitol Police officers who engaged a gunman during the congressional baseball practice shooting a day before.
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