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Cassidy says Interior will speed waiving of royalty fees for oil firms
The head of the Interior Department agreed to “quickly process” oil companies’ requests about royalty payments, according to a key Gulf Coast Republican.
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The head of the Interior Department agreed to “quickly process” oil companies’ requests about royalty payments, according to a key Gulf Coast Republican.
Even some of the most hawkish voices on Iran call for modifications to the sanctions regime to facilitate the flow of humanitarian goods into the country.
State previously moved presidential primaries from March, but after extending emergency declaration, all primaries are delayed from May 12 to June 9.
A partisan stalemate over additional coronavirus relief widened after Republicans and Democrats couldn't agree on a quick small-business loan infusion.
Karen Bass discusses the disturbing trend of African Americans dying at a higher rate from COVID-19 than the rest of the U.S. population.
Republican Rep. Devin Nunes is inviting contributors to a winery tour in Napa Valey, which is currently under a shelter-at-home order.
All journalists planning to attend Thursday’s coronavirus briefing at the White House will be tested for the coronavirus, an expansion of existing protocol.
Ensuring the health and safety of federal workers keeping our government running during unprecedented times should be a priority, AFGE’s Kelley writes.
The Fed takes a new role in the economy with lending to businesses, states and municipalities struggling under the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tough task ahead in doling out medical provider funds -
Attendants won't have to sit together in jump seats or don oxygen masks in safety demonstrations, FAA says regarding goal of limiting coronavirus spread.
What did we learn from our success beating back the Ebola crisis in how to address the coronavirus pandemic? Not much, Reid Wilson, author of "Ebola," says.
Congress works on SBA aid bill amid overwhelming demand - Coronavirus
The stockpile’s depletion, apart from a small reserve for federal workers, means that the private market must meet states' remaining PPE needs.
Republican Sen. Ted Cruz is on another statewide tour of Texas. But this time, there's no campaign bus. There’s not even any travel.
A conversation with Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz regarding his thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic.
Rapid caseload increases highlight the race underway at the state level to implement the new programs approved in the $2.3 trillion economic rescue law.
Video conference calls have become a new way of life for reporters working from home, and Heard on the Hill reporter Kathryn Lyons is doing her best.
A regulation to restrict exports of PPE for health care workers includes an exemption for producers pursuant to “pre-existing commercial relationships.”
The cartel's virtual meeting Thursday may provide an opportunity for its members and Russia to agree on production limits to stabilize markets.