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Eight current House members are soldiers or airmen in the National Guard, and two so far have put on their uniforms to fight the spread of COVID-19.
Hospitals and health care providers would be reimbursed at Medicare rates for the treatment of uninsured patients, HHS Secretary Alex Azar said Friday.
We talk to House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn, D-S.C., about why there is a need for an oversight panel for the COVID-19 stimulus package.
The Coronavirus pandemic has turned Washington and the Capitol into a ghost town.
Democrats face ‘SALT’ challenge in next phase of coronavirus relief - Coronavirus
Lawmakers laid out a list of challenges and policy fixes at a White House meeting, prodding the president to take a hard line against foreign oil powers.
House speaker calls for more support for people and small business. Infrastructure, she says, can wait for a subsequent package.
President Trump on Friday announced he would pick an inexperienced judge from Kentucky for the influential federal appeals court in Washington, D.C.
The call echoes that of other health care unions, which have clamored in recent weeks for protections from OSHA against infectious diseases.
More than 4,000 are scheduled to begin U.S. residency programs this summer, but experts fear current immigration policies will delay their arrivals.
Schumer and Wyden are pushing the Trump administration to make sure unemployment insurance checks get out within two weeks amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The second coronavirus relief package enacted last month will cost nearly $192 billion over a decade, the Congressional Budget Office said Thursday.
Flight attendants worry a provision in the coronavirus stimulus will throw a wrench into grants they are relying on to keep airline employees afloat.
The COVID-19 pandemic is acting like a wrecking ball upon the U.S. economy, as a staggering 6.6 million unemployment claims were filed last week.
The word "journalist," which dates back to the 17th century, comes from the French and means one who keeps a journal. When it started to dawn on all of us just how serious the coronavirus pandemic was, journalists all around prepared for what will likely be the biggest story we ever cover. And it’s natural […]
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Dozens of nuclear power plants will conduct intricate refueling operations this spring, but Nuclear Regulatory Commission monitors won't be there.
Democrats are postponing their national nominating convention from July to August, but it will still take place in Milwaukee.
A budgetary time bomb for public schools could explode long after the coronavirus pandemic ends and lawmakers shift their focus to the next crisis.
New guidelines would decrease sexual deferrals to three months for three categories of individuals that have a greater potential of transmitting HIV.