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Coronavirus Special Report: Unpacking the latest relief package - Roll Call
Tonight, we examine the more than $480 billion relief package just passed by the Senate, intended to refill the coffers of small businesses.
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Tonight, we examine the more than $480 billion relief package just passed by the Senate, intended to refill the coffers of small businesses.
The American Petroleum Institute has opposed a government intervention in oil markets, saying private lenders should provide liquidity for the industry.
Miami Dade Mayor County Carlos Gimenez, a Republican, is one of the few House candidates who also must decide when businesses and public places can reopen.
The House is expected to vote as soon as Thursday on a change to voting rules to allow for proxy voting in the chamber during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lawmakers and experts say increased coronavirus testing capacity is needed to lift social distancing restrictions and begin a return to normal life.
The Senate passed a $483.4 billion aid package that would replenish a small-business loan program and provide funding for hospitals and COVID-19 tests.
Testing limitations have been a major problem in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic.
Labor leader Richard Trumka says workers must have the right to refuse to work if they fear catching the COVID-19 disease.
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House Democrats are moving ahead with an effort to allow remote proxy voting, despite a lack of clarity on details and opposition from Republicans.
We spoke to New York Democratic Rep. Gregory W. Meeks of South Queens — the epicenter of the U.S. outbreak.
Democrats and the White House reached a deal in principle during late-night negotations, according to Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer.
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Economy's pandemic-driven swoon continues to hammer markets. Oil-state lawmakers press for federal action.
A dozen organizations are urging Congress to enable remote deliberations for House floor and committee action to make remote governing more feasible.
Travel and asylum restrictions remain in place at the northern and southern U.S. borders amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the administration said Monday.
Potesters calling for Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan to lift coronavirus-related restrictions circle downtown Annapolis on Saturday.
The Problem Solvers Caucus has a bipartisan checklist of benchmarks for loosening restrictions and policies to help with the recovery from the coronavirus.
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New military ships, planes and other programs could be delayed by three months, thanks to the global coronavirus outbreak.