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CBP officers demand more protective gear amid COVID fears
Union representing border officers want more personal protective equipment and flexible schedules during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Union representing border officers want more personal protective equipment and flexible schedules during the coronavirus pandemic.
Refiners say the economy's swoon makes the requirements too costly. Biofuel backers say their industry is suffering as well.
Officials in states that conduct elections entirely by mail say fraud is extremely rare, and they also have measures to protect against ballot tampering.
Members have put pressure on leadership to come up with a way for the House to continue urgent legislative business during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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If first-quarter fundraising dollars were votes, Democrats would have captured Senate seats in Arizona, Colorado, North Carolina, Maine and Montana.
The Congressional Leadership Fund, tied to the House Republicans, is launching "surgical" attacks on Democrat Christy Smith in the 25th District.
Karen G. Mills, who led the Small Business Administration under President Barack Obama, says there's no time to delay replenishing loan program.
We asked reporters — more used to chasing lawmakers down the hallways of the Capitol than working from home — how they’re coping with the new reality.
We're breaking down the president's "Opening Up America Again" plan. We'll also discuss what could be next for small businesses.
The legislation will cost $1.8 trillion over the next decade, the CBO estimated. Lawmakers and analysts had pegged the price tag at about $2.3 trillion.
Changes to the Obama-era rule are expected to benefit the coal industry. Other energy companies have already invested for compliance.
Independent restaurant owners say the small-business loan program created last month won't be enough to save their industry.
Agriculture is the focus of this episode. Shawn Zeller speaks to GOP Reps. Jim Hagedorn of Minnesota and Dusty Johnson of South Dakota.
The Small Business Administration on Thursday reached its limit for issuing new forgivable small business loans as talks resume on new coronavirus aid.
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar told the House Appropriations Committee the distributions could take another week and a half to calculate.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers have joined a task force to provide counsel to President Trump on getting the economy moving after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Foreign workers whose legal status is tied to their employment face deportation amid mass layoffs and closed immigration offices.
CQ Roll Call's Jim Saksa speaks with GOP Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida on what Congress' next steps should be to help small businesses.
Sens. Moran, R-Kan., and Blumenthal, D-Conn., want the FTC to start cracking down on price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic.