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Senate Banking Committee presses financial regulators on COVID-19 responses
Senate Banking Committee members criticized financial regulators’ coronavirus responses Tuesday in the panel’s first remote hearing.
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Senate Banking Committee members criticized financial regulators’ coronavirus responses Tuesday in the panel’s first remote hearing.
House Democrats want to bolster the tech capability of Congress in the next coronavirus relief package as working from home becomes the norm.
The halls of the Senate are pretty quiet these days, even with the chamber back in session. But with masked-senators ducking in and out of committee hearings and Architect of the Capitol workers continuing to maintain the grounds, the Capitol complex is still abuzz.
House Democrats unveiled a mammoth relief package for the COVID-19 pandemic Tuesday, offering more than $3 trillion in aid.
Republicans want to get back to work, but how to protect Hill employees and staff as coronavirus cases emerged at the White House remains an open question.
NIH official says it's unlikely a widely available treatment or vaccine will be ready by the start of school in the fall
The House Ethics Committee is unable to physically vote because of the coronavirus, an impediment that is restricting action on alleged lawmaker misconduct.
A more conservative electorate in Tuesday’s special election in California could help Republican Mike Garcia, analyst Nathan L. Gonzales says.
Opinion — Automatic stabilizers are about building some predictability into a wildly unpredictable time, Reps. Kilmer and Beyer write.
Schools and libraries could buy laptops, tablets, Wi-Fi hot spots, and other equipment to keep people connected to the internet during the COVID-19 crisis
House Democrats included an array of tax cuts for households and businesses in their massive $3 trillion-plus COVID-19 aid plan.
Bankruptcy courts could be overwhelmed by a record number of newly jobless consumers looking to shed crushing debts if Congress doesn’t act soon.
The CVC is trying to recreate, virtually, the feeling you get walking into the Rotunda for the first time.
Governors and mayors trying to reopen their economies after eight weeks of lockdown see "contact tracing" done with new technologies as a key to success.
More money for vote-by-mail and voters could sue local jurisdictions if they don't adequately prepare for elections in a time of national emergency
The House will likely vote on Friday on the next coronavirus relief package, as well as a rules change to allow proxy voting.
Experts say school systems will need to be flexible whenever schools restart and should be willing to allow some children to repeat a grade.
Opinion — Republicans have been unwilling to challenge the way Trump has mishandled the worst crisis since World War II. What are they afraid of?
Sen. Lamar Alexander's dog Rufus made his national TV debut on “Meet the Press” this weekend ... asleep. Then he did it again.
Watch two experts shine some light on how the military thinks, and whether bases should adapt to deal with pandemics at all.