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package Wednesday that offers payments to families, loans to businesses, expanded unemployment insurance benefits, relief for states and a massive cash infusion for hospitals buckling under COVID-19’s
“I think tonight, at 10:30, we are getting close to a product that achieves those goals,” Christopher S.
That was intended for maximum shock value, particularly if the stock market trips its automatic “circuit breaker,” halting trades for 15 minutes, after the 9:30 a.m. open if the S&P 500 drops 7 percent
But such payments did not appear to be included in the Senate draft bill (S 3548) introduced Thursday night. Maryland Gov.
Democrats are also pushing for a “stabilization fund” to help states and localities meet budget shortfalls due to steep declines in tax receipts stemming from COVID-19’s impact.
The request includes funding for ICE to deport undocumented immigrants. It's one of the specific funding asks that Democrats oppose.
The White House has halted administration participation Congressional hearings related to the nation’s coronavirus response until the end of March.
Just last week, she pushed back on a ruling that grand jury information referenced in Robert S.
Senate Environment and Public Works Chairman John Barrasso, R-Wyo., wants congressional relief efforts to include his bill (S 2302), which would authorize $287 billion in spending on roads and bridges
Donald S. Beyer Jr., who went on self-quarantine after learning a friend he had dinner with contracted the virus, is also past the recommended isolation period.
A companion bill (S.173) was introduced in the Senate by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. Neither bill has received a floor vote.
Schumer walks back and clarified comments he made at an abortion rights rally after Chief Justice Roberts called them “inappropriate” and “dangerous.”
Super Tuesday is upon us, and there is a lot more going on than just the presidential race. Just ask a member of Congress who is facing a tough primary.
Rick Larsen, who has done stand-up routines for the D.C.’s “Funniest Celebrity” contest.
“Rubber will burn, fans will scream and the great American race will begin,” Trump said near the end of his remarks, as the crowd chanted “U-S-A” and some chanted “four more years.”
Mark S. Kirk of Illinois that would reauthorize and amend the Export-Import Bank charter through 2019.
Democrats pan, Republicans applaud Kraninger's tenure at CFPB -
John Thune, R-S. D., walk through Statuary Hall to the House chamber. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Pence and Pelosi wait for Trump to arrive.
Christopher S. Murphy had a dire prediction. “I don’t know why a president would ever honor a subpoena after this,” the Connecticut Democrat told CQ Roll Call.
Ralph S. Northam confirmed that the state would modify its Medicaid waivers. The state legislature is expected to rescind the work requirements.