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We asked CQ Roll Call reporters — more used to chasing lawmakers down hallways than working the phones from home — how they’re coping with the new reality.
Rep. Mark DeSaulnier was moved out of intensive care Monday but remains hospitalized as he continues his recovery from pneumonia.
Democratic leaders should change the funding distribution for local governments in their latest COVID-19 aid package to send a bigger share to counties.
The House has pushed back a planned return to Washington again, but another coronavirus economic aid bill could bring lawmakers back sooner.
House committees are making information requests, reviewing documents and eyeing less-formal proceedings during the recess caused by coronavirus.
Tonight’s podcast covers the increased friction between the federal and state governments, and how COVID-19 is causing the deficit to balloon.
The coronavirus has forced the Supreme Court into unfamiliar territory, with the high court announcing it will hear oral arguments via teleconference.
A Senate pro forma meeting came and went Monday without any movement to shore up funding for small-business loans that could run dry by the end of the week.
The $349 billion business loan program to prevent coronavirus-related layoffs could run out of money by Friday, with no deal in sight for new funds.
Impeded by the coronavirus pandemic, the Census Bureau wants a four-month delay, until April 2021, the delivery of the apportionment figures.
About 29,000 immigrant DACA recipients work as nurses and other health care professionals - and they work amid deportation fears.
Opinion — The challenges facing election officials across the country due to the COVID-19 pandemic would only be exacerbated by internet voting.
Six East Coast governors are forming a regional working group to determine when it will be safe to begin reopening their economies, and how they will do so.
Analysis — Does Joe Biden have a problem with young voters? It depends on the context, as well as how young voters are measured, along with other key blocs.
Congress is still struggling to find a bipartisan solution to provide $251 billion in additional funding for the Paycheck Protection Program.
Two USDA housing programs get relief from rescue legislation, but supporters worry it won't be enough and fear a decline in housing supply.
The White House Correspondents’ Association has rescheduled its annual dinner for Aug. 29, two days after the GOP convention is expected to wrap.
Economic downturn and unprecedented fiscal policy response to counteract effects of COVID-19 put annual budget shortfall in uncharted waters.
Seven states have begun issuing so-called Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Benefits included in the massive coronavirus aid bill enacted last month.
Despite coronavirus and the need to social distance, Washington area residents found a way to celebrate Easter this year.