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The health care industry lost 1.4 million jobs in April, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The damage was driven by job losses in dentists’ offices, which saw more than half a million job losses over the month.
Two Senate Democatic appropriators say FEMA can turn to its disaster relief fund to provide food to food banks and other nonprofit groups
The White House unveiled details Monday on the allocation of $11 billion in testing funds for state governments.
Tonight, the West Wing has recently had two confirmed cases of COVID-19, raising questions about whether it is too soon to reopen the nation's Capitol.
The RNC autopsy done after the 2012 elections about how the GOP could appeal to growing parts of the electorate is quite a read -- seven years later.
President Donald Trump and House Democrats will both argue that the fate of four subpoenas could redraw the limits of congressional investigative power.
The coronavirus pandemic is wreaking havoc on congressional scheduling, but that has not prevented members from exploring ways to do their jobs.
Staying away from the Capitol has hamstrung the Democrats’ability to legislate and allowed Republicans to pillory them for that failure.
Some Democratic officials and lobbyists say they expect provisions that were floating around before COVID-19 to make it into the relief package.
Four members of a still-leaderless oversight said they'd miss their first reporting deadline under the March coronavirus relief package.
Lawmakers want new money and shifts of existing funds to help multinational efforts to develop and distribute a vaccine equitably around the globe
The Senate — and, perhaps more importantly, the ducklings — returned this week as Washington continued to feel the impact of the coronavirus.
Financial groups ask Congress to provide funds for smallest businesses, fewer loan restrictions and less paperwork in final forgiveness.
How are states dealing with surpluses of hydroxychloroquine, the drug President Donald Trump touted as a possible treatment for the coronavirus?
Agriculture Department awards less than half of $3 billion food purchase to move surplus out of the market and to food banks and other groups.
Pandemic and isolation have decimated markets for commercial fishing fleets. Trump sees an opportunity to boost farmed fish.
Life in the military prepared New York Democrat Jackie Gordon for the campaign trail, but there’s never been a campaign season like this one.
The three Democratic senators have an aggressive new proposal to expand direct financial assistance to Americans during the coronavirus pandemic.
An Architect of the Capitol employee, who was arrested for drunk driving and imprisoned for a month, fraudulently used medical leave.
We speak to Fredric Rolando, president of the National Association of Letter Carriers, about the impact on workers, mail and the fate of the agency.