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GOP senators: Sunset all rules waived during the pandemic
Many rules have been waived to help the economy recover from the pandemic. Maybe they should stay off the books for good, the lawmakers suggest.
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Many rules have been waived to help the economy recover from the pandemic. Maybe they should stay off the books for good, the lawmakers suggest.
Tonight, we have a report on the the disproportionate economic impact the virus has had on minorities and the House’s proposal to fund transportation.
The Senate cleared a bill Wednesday evening that would modify the forgivable loan program for small businesses affected by COVID-19.
Deadline for finishing projects benefitting from the renewable energy tax credit was extended because of pandemic-driven construction delays.
The contrasts to how Congress and the White House continued to react to the George Floyd protests could not have been greater this week.
Getting confused for someone else on Twitter can be scary, even for horror author Stephen King.
Steve King’s career is spotted with inflammatory comments on immigration, abortion and minorities, and the voters in Iowa finally had enough.
Maryland's senators seek to replace the bust of a controversial Supreme Court justice with the first African-American to serve on the high court.
Ban by the Department of Transportation responds to China's prohibition of U.S. airlines to and from that nation.
As China dominates the global market for minerals critical to computers, energy and more, Republicans want to encourage more U.S. mining.
The fight for control of the House in 2020 continues to favor Democrats, partly because of the president, but also due to campaign fundamentals.
A likely resurgence of COVID-19 in the fall and winter is challenging colleges who are trying to bring back students and staff safely.
Labor appropriators in both chambers urged a quick replacement of the departing inspector general in order to oversee pandemic aid
Budget Committee Democrats denounced the nomination of Russell Vought to lead the Office of Management and Budget at a hearing Wednesday.
The Iowa Republican who was stripped of his committee assignments for racist comments lost Tuesday's primary after the party establishment opposed him.
Leaders from health committees in both chambers penned a letter to HHS Secretary Alex Azar demanding relief funding be distributed to Medicaid providers.
Defense secretary declined to pass judgment Wednesday on federal police forces’ brutal treatment of peaceful protesters near Lafayette Square.
Opinion — A poorly designed system at the Department of Commerce is making things harder, not easier, for U.S. aluminum companies and workers.
A surge in mail-in ballots and disruption caused by police protests and curfews leave several battleground races uncalled, and they may be for days.
Matchups are set for competitive congressional races in Montana, including the competitive Senate contest between Steve Daines and Steve Bullock.