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Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto is adapting to the coronavirus conditions in her capacity as head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
A House task force may struggle to set rules for legislating during the coronavirus pandemic amid a partisan split over working remotely versus in Washington.
But the U.S. would need at least another 100,000 workers to adequately track person-to-person transmissions, according to an estimate.
New projections show real gross domestic product contracting at an annual rate of nearly 40 percent in the second quarter of this year.
Today, conversation with CQ Roll Call's Clyde McGrady on his hometown — a small, rural town in Georgia — and how COVID-19 is taking its toll there.
Transportation workers say they are desperate for more PPE and other safety measures and are calling on the federal government to help.
Mask or no mask? That was the question on the House floor this week. Wear it on the floor, but not while you’re speaking? No one could agree.
President Donald Trump signed a $483 billion COVID-19 economic assistance package, the fourth and likely not the last installment of pandemic relief.
Use of drugs without medical supervision or other untested theories could cause deaths
Las Vegas Mayor Goodman appeared on CNN on Wednesday and her remarks to Anderson Cooper have not been well received by two House members from Nevada.
House lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill en masse to clear another aid bill — the first time in nearly a month that chamber gathered for a vote.
Rashida Tlaib got choked up on the House floor giving an emotional tribute to Skylar Herbert, a 5-year-old girl who died from coronavirus on Sunday.
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.
Sen. Debbie Stabenow appears open, but wary, to raising the caps on the amount individual farmers and ranchers could receive from COVID-19 direct payments.
Most lawmakers have been working remotely and leadership has been grappling with whether to change House rules to allow members to vote remotely for the first time in history.
Kentucky went strongly for Trump, so Democrats need a different way to convince Republicans to reject the Senate majority leader, Nathan L. Gonzales writes.
Challenges include balancing efficacy demands with a tight timeline, how to pay for a potential vaccine and the best way to distribute it.
Passing a fifth coronavirus relief bill, which lawmakers have already promised, is shaping up to be a more costly and contentious undertaking.
As COVID-19 continues to batter the economy, Nevada Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto explains why certain relief bill provisions are unfair to states like hers.
Members of the House returned to the Capitol on Thursday, ready to use new procedures to vote designed to blunt the effect of the coronavirus pandemic.