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Less than 10 percent of the N95 masks requested have been received by 5 states
FEMA data shows states and the District of Columbia got few masks and other items from the fedeal government to deal with the coronavirus spread
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FEMA data shows states and the District of Columbia got few masks and other items from the fedeal government to deal with the coronavirus spread
Four Capitol Police officers have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, and the chief of police is taking steps to lessen exposure.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi is pushing hard for a fourth major coronavirus stimulus package, and she thinks the states will provide the leverage.
Massie says his constituents like his record of breaking with the pack. But Trump said he should be thrown out of GOP, and he faces a primary challenge.
Around 700,000 applications for citizenship remained pending at the end of 2019 — and wait times have doubled over the past two years.
The new estimate was based in part on Thursday morning’s news that new weekly unemployment claims hit 6.6 million amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A sixth person held in immigration detention has tested positive for COVID-19, while other detainees have taken to hunger strikes to protest conditions.
Unemployment claims surge as states await federal guidance - Uncategorized
Immigrant voters may play a consequential role: Over 23 million U.S. citizens born abroad will be eligible to vote in the 2020 election.
Cash-strapped states, which Congress just pumped $150 billion into, will nonetheless have to pony up in order to access new election security grants.
A top FDA official sought to assure a U.S. public still wondering if COVID-19 can be transmitted by food and feeling unsettled by empty grocery shelves.
Pelosi wants coronavirus select committee but that requires a vote - House
U.S. tech companies and top retailers are using the Pentagon’s artificial intelligence to predict and address shortages during the COVID-19 pandemic.
CQ Roll Call sat down with two experts in constitutional law and presidential powers respectively. The only thing they agreed on? It's complicated.
Democrats say they're targeting GOP House members in Ohio and Arkansas, and upgraded a Texas challenger to their Red to Blue program.
The high numbers of Americans facing tough financial situations — which will likely create a surge of people enrolling in Medicaid due to high unemployment.
Concerns are raised about agency activities during and in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including its lack of a public continuity of operations plan.
It would invest $329 billion for highways and bridges and aim to expand availability of electric-vehicle charging stations and alternative fueling options.
Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams says steps to protect the 2020 election should not be viewed through a partisan lens.
Candidates facing uphill fights for Democratic Senate nominations in battleground states say they won't follow a Maine contender who dropped out.