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Federal officials plan to begin shipping thousands of doses of the monoclonal antibody drug used to treat President Trump, but while he promised it would be widely available for free, limited manufacturing may leave the drug from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals out of reach for most patients battling the coronavirus.
Finding bipartisan agreement on how to pay for infrastructure has stymied administration after administration.
“Glad to see @joebiden ’s leadership — bringing business and labor together a week ago today — is already encouraging progress,” Biden’s chosen Chief of Staff Ron Klain tweeted in response to Barra
“Tony Blinken is an A+ choice to be our nation’s top diplomat,” Senate Foreign Relations member Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., said in a statement.
It is a collection of proposals meant to induce Americans to save more for their retirement, including a proposed increase in the age for required minimum distributions from 401(k)s and other tax-favored
Martin Luther King Jr.’s church. A man of peace. And they’re going to say this is a man that is for defunding the police and for riots and chaos,” Harrison said.
We're delving into President Donald Trump's latest moves to block President-elect Joe Biden from moving forward and more on today's episode.
The effort comes amid calls on Capitol Hill for an antitrust overhaul, particularly amid concern about the market power of big tech companies like Alphabet Inc.’s Google and Facebook Inc.
Mary C. Curtis speaks with Democratic Rep. James E. Clyburn, the majority whip, about his role in President-elect Joe Biden's win, and more.
Martha McSally's farewell speech on the Senate floor was overshadowed by reports of her taking photos with staff maskless and not socially distanced.
Reps. David Scott of Georgia and Jim Costa of California are competing to take over the gavel on the House Agriculture Committee.
The panel passed its reauthorization bill (S 2302) in July 2019, but that legislation never passed the full Senate.
She tried again last year, noting once more that pretty much everyone close to the issue supports the statue’s removal, from D.C.’s mayor and city council to the Masons themselves.
The Ali family’s establishment has long anchored U Street in good times and bad, and it gave the world one of D.C.’s unique foods: the half-smoke sausage.
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The House Judiciary Committee wants to postpone next month’s Supreme Court showdown over its quest to see more documents from former special counsel Robert S.
President Donald Trump reportedly plans to withdraw U.S. troops from Afghanistan. GOP lawmakers, including Mitch McConnell, aren't on board.
Biden weighed in on COVID-19’s impact on Amtrak during the campaign. When the railroad announced furloughs in September, Biden took to Twitter.
CQ Roll Call's Shawn Zeller speaks with presidential historian David Greenberg to examine whether Trump transformed the American presidency.