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Tonight, we preview what's on the Senate's agenda when it reconvenes next week. Then, a look at how one Amazon plant is struggling with COVID-19.
Fed change allows oil companies to qualify for recovery loans - Coronavirus
DOD could request billions of dollars for defense companies currently struggling with cash flow, the Pentagon’s top weapons buyer said Thursday.
The Native Americans & Coronavirus Virtual Town Hall wants to raise awareness about the economic and health impact tribes are facing amid COVID-19.
Despite concerns about coronavirus infection rates on the rise, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is bringing his chamber back to the Hill.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi said states and local governments could need nearly $1 trillion in additional aid to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.
In tonight's episode we explore whether the federal government will issue more direct payments to Americans, how Congress will get back to work, and more.
The husband of Democratic Rep. Jahana Hayes has tested positive for COVID-19, according to the congresswoman.
House Democrats want domestic farm workers, including undocumented ones, covered by a bill of rights they hope to include in a future economic relief bill.
Of nearly $1 billion in carbon-capture tax credits sought through 2019, $893 million was submitted in ways that didn’t meet EPA rules.
Backed by a bipartisan group of senators, the legislation would grant 40,000 unused green card slots to foreign health care workers amid the pandemic
Medical providers worry about potential loss of COVID-19 aid - Coronavirus
Lawmakers are scrambling to make use of a brief window of bipartisanship to beef up the nation’s ability to handle a pandemic before a second wave.
House Democrats renewed their push for an $86 billion broadband expansion, arguing students will be left behind if the pandemic lasts into the fall.
With older populations, higher rates of chronic illnesses and fewer hospital resources, rural areas have become vulnerable to the coronavirus.
Armed Services Committee members are working from their districts to prepare proposals for inclusion in the annual defense authorization bill.
The executive order designed to keep meatpacking and poultry plants operating is likely to produce legal fights over who sets public health standards.
He told the nation’s mayors he would try to resurrect a federal revenue-sharing program for cities and states that was popular in the 1970s and ’80s.
Patients treated with the potential COVID-19 drug recovered in an average of 11 days, four days more quickly than patients who did not get it. Anthony Fauci of the NIH called it "a very important proof of concept.”