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The CQ Roll Call newsroom is tracking campaigns around the country and sharing the best stories, with some extras, with this weekly At the Races newsletter.
Opinion — The FISA bill must be changed as written, or the government keeps the right to your internet history, even if you’re not accused of a crime.
Panel approves conservative filmmaker who is under investigation for alleged misuse of nonprofit funds to head State Department broadcasting operations.
Senate Republicans are warning of a “wave of COVID-19-related lawsuits” against hospitals and businesses as they begin to reopen.
Nancy Pelosi and Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer urged President Donald Trump to lower flags when the U.S. coronavirus death toll reaches 100,000.
The chamber’s top goal in the next relief bill is a broad safe harbor from COVID-19 lawsuits for businesses that follow health officials' guidelines.
Democrats were counting on high black turnout in November, but the coronoavirus and a history of distrust in voting by mail is requiring new strategies.
Virginia Democrat Claire Russo describes fighting the military to get justice, and to still be able to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday it expects an “above normal” hurricane season, with as many as 19 named storms.
The Senate made headway on a bipartisan proposal to make small-business loans more flexible, though final passage is unlikely before next week's recess.
Rep. Steven Horsford had an extramarital affair with a former Senate intern spanning several years, something not prohibited by House ethics rules.
The Senate on Thursday confirmed Texas Republican Rep. John Ratcliffe, President Donald Trump's choice to lead the nation's intelligence services.
House campaigns around the U.S. will get help from Washington designing digital organizing programs through the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Most parks were closed in March after being inundated with guests who were not observing CDC guidelines to minimize the spread of the novel coronavirus.
The Labor Department never responded after the AFL-CIO filed a suit asking a court to tell OSHA to issue a new temporary standard for infectious diseases.
In tonight's episode, we examine the latest in the Paycheck Protection Program. Then, we look at the issue of liability protections amid the coronavirus.
The Senate will be away for Memorial Day recess as scheduled, but Mitch McConnell has set up a full schedule for when lawmakers return in June.
The Transportation Department told House Democrats their allegations that the acting inspector general was wrongly terminated “contains numerous errors."
On Capitol Hill, lawmakers are bullish but acknowledge there’s still a lot of uncertainty around the return of pro and college football.
Business groups are pushing senators to add liability protections to the next COVID-19 bill.