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Democrat Sri Preston Kulkarni, who avoided a runoff by winning his March 3 primary outright, said the ad was “unacceptable and dangerous to TX-22’s large Asian American and Pacific Islander population
Washington D.C.’s order goes through April 24, Virginia’s order goes through June 10 and Maryland’s does not have an end date.
There’s an excess of 15 million barrels a day of crude oil right now, according to Richard Joswick, managing director of oil analytics at S&P Global Platts.
With D.C.’s non-statehood status affecting its access to emergency funding, CQ Roll Call took a look at where Holmes Norton’s decades-long push for statehood lies, including Republicans’ myriad Constitutional
Tonight: We take you inside the Capitol where lawmakers cleared for the president's signature a historic stimulus package of more than $2.2 trillion.
In a floor speech Wednesday Sen. Chris Van Hollen made note that the way D.C.'s relief funds were calculated would cost the city millions of dollars.
CQ Roll Call's Shawn Zeller brings you the status of the latest stimulus package and all other coronavirus policy news to start your Thursday.
Tonight: We unpack what's in the massive stimulus bill passed by the Senate late Wednesday and what we can expect from the House on Friday.
It would also waive the limits for the previous two tax years as well, generating refunds for partnerships, S corporations and sole proprietors.
The third bill (S 3548) to respond to the economic effects of the pandemic would extend funding for community health centers and other public health programs through Nov. 30, providing certainty
Frederica S. Wilson to Lee Zeldin. Access to the Capitol will be limited to members, staff who have an office in the Capitol, and those who have designated floor access.
Democrats running include Raphael Warnock, a civil rights leader and pastor at Martin Luther King Jr.’s historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, who has been endorsed by the DSCC; Matt Lieberman, a businessman
Tonight: The latest on the COVID-19 recovery bill that's stuck in Congress, and a roundup of Wednesday's health policy news.
CQ Roll Call's Shawn Zeller brings you the status of the latest stimulus package and all other coronavirus policy news to start your Wednesday.
The $100 billion for hospitals in the bill (S 3548) — almost a third of the package — would provide reimbursement to cover health care expenses and lost revenue due to the outbreak of COVID-19.
Key state leaders said the amount wouldn’t be enough to cover the costs of responding to the pandemic and offset revenue lost to the declining economy.
package offers payments to families, tax breaks and loans to businesses, expanded unemployment insurance benefits, relief for states and a massive cash infusion for hospitals buckling under COVID-19’s
As with other disasters, Congress will allow no-penalty hardship withdrawals from 401(k)s and other retirement plans as Americans struggle to find cash to make it through the coronavirus pandemic
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
The latest on a nearly $2 trillion COVID-19 aid package, a roundup of Tuesday's health policy news and a story of a small business impacted by the pandemic.