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E-commerce, surveillance, and COVID-19 in China - Roll Call
Fintech Beat sits down with Brian Miller, the CEO of Easy China Warehouse, to talk about the extraordinary responses China took to tackle coronavirus.
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Fintech Beat sits down with Brian Miller, the CEO of Easy China Warehouse, to talk about the extraordinary responses China took to tackle coronavirus.
Tonight: President Trump and governors spar over who has the authority to reopen states. We also discuss the Smithfield pork processing plant closure.
Private equity and venture capital fund managers want Congress or the SBA to find a way around a rule that makes it harder for some to get payroll aid
The Humane Rescue Alliance’s Pet Pantry passes out free pet food in Washington for those in need during the coronavirus outbreak.
The Architect of the Capitol is requiring staff to wear face coverings to limit the spread of coronavirus, but that mandate does not include members of Congress.
The Senate will not return to Washington for regular legislative action before May 4, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Tuesday.
Workers in meatpacking plants, deemed essential during the pandemic, are being hit hard by COVID-19. Labor representatives say they lack proper equipment.
The Pentagon has quietly asked Congress to reverse key parts of a recent law that tightened lobbying rules for retired Defense Department officials.
David Thibodeau, an IT specialist at the GPO, has created and delivered 27 face shields and 60 surgical mask tension release bands to a local hospital.
We have a historic opportunity to get the nation back on track in the coming months and can’t afford to have Democrats derail our efforts, Tom Emmer writes.
Mayors of small and mid-sized cities say they were shortchanged in last month's coronavirus relief package and want a bigger slice of the next aid round.
Research shows particulate emissions can exacerbate respiratory illness, including COVID-19. EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said the science is unclear.
If the public were going to rally around the president during the coronavirus crisis, it would have happened by now. It hasn't.
Sen. Ed Markey wants to make sure President Donald Trump can't fire National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director, Anthony S. Fauci.
A growing number of House Democrats are pushing for automatic triggers to provide certainty that federal aid for the coronavirus pandemic will keep flowing.
Some Republican administrations contrast with the Trump EPA's policy of discretionary enforcement, while a few Democratic governors embrace eased oversight.
Two senators say the National Security Council should have a permanent pandemic coordinator and staff that is written into law.
Highway Trust Fund was already on it's way to another Treasury bailout, and a hoped-for fix now may be out of reach this year.
With consumption far below normal, oil companies need a place to store excess supply. Some lawmakers want the DOE to buy oil while the price is low.
President Donald Trump and his assertion of total authority was rebuked from across the spectrum from members of his own party.