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Reporters get new guidelines as Hill coronavirus cases grow
Capitol Hill’s exposure to the coronavirus is growing and reporters were asked to do their part as social distancing measures escalated Monday.
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Capitol Hill’s exposure to the coronavirus is growing and reporters were asked to do their part as social distancing measures escalated Monday.
Hospitals are seeking more funding as they brace for more patients with COVID-19 infections and potential shortages of workers and supplies.
Wireless providers sign FCC pledge to keep customers connected - Coronavirus
There’s strong support among Hill staffers for shutting down the Capitol complex and holding hearings and votes remotely to protect against the coronavirus.
USCIS said immigrants who undergo medical testing for the coronavirus or treatment related to it will not be penalized when applying for naturalization.
U.S. airlines on Monday asked the federal government for nearly $60 billion in aid as passengers stay home to avoid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Democratic Reps. Dan Lipinski of Illinois and Joyce Beatty of Ohio both face competitive primaries on Tuesday as coronavirus raises questions about turnout.
The ACLU has asked a federal court to release a group of immigrants at a Seattle-area detention center due to their vulnerability to contracting COVID-19.
Experts think Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin wants to expand the Federal Reserve’s powers to save non-financial firms facing insolvency.
White House called on companies to help researchers scour scientific literature on the coronavirus to address questions raised by World Health Organization
Rep. Mark DeSaulnier is in the hospital and being treated for pneumonia complications stemming from a rib fracture he sustained after falling during a run.
That means a delay in a case over President Donald Trump’s personal challenge to congressional subpoenas for his financial and tax records.
Coronavirus bill needs a do-over while small businesses chafe - Coronavirus
The CDC recommended canceling events with more than 50 attendees the next eight weeks, signaling a more aggressive position on mitigating the COVID-19 pandemic.
Slashing the key interest rate was among a series of efforts the Federal Reserve announced to support the economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The House-passed stimulus package would protect jobless food stamp recipients from losing their benefits.
The election set to take place on March 24 has now been moved to May 19, the date Georgia’s congressional primaries were scheduled.
State and local leaders are responding to the coronavirus pandemic with one hand tied behind their backs, Daschle,Frist and von Eschenbach write.
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Ahead of his March 17 sentencing, federal prosecutors detailed their argument for why former Rep. Duncan Hunter deserves to be in prison more than a year.