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Coronavirus stimulus talks ramp up as White House mulls options
Trump administration is acting independently to ease economic pain wrought by the coronavirus pandemic, as House Democrats prepare their own bill.
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Trump administration is acting independently to ease economic pain wrought by the coronavirus pandemic, as House Democrats prepare their own bill.
But individual candidates still fall short of Republicans in races for specific seats. The boost Democrats will get from the national haul is uncertain.
Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., laced into HUD Secretary Ben Carson during a hearing questioning the administration's readiness for the novel coronavirus.
New memo and advice on the website of the Office of the Attending Physician warns younger staff about potential to endanger older relatives — and lawmakers.
Members of Congress who touted their independence by pledging not to take money from corporate PACs still raised $2.6 million from other business groups.
The decision to suspend tours of the Capitol followed a chaotic cascade of announcements, including the WHO’s declaration of COVID-19 as a pandemic.
Unhappy with the Trump administration's coronavirus response, Senate Democrats proposed a policy prescription for mitigating its economic impact.
Congress on Thursday cleared a resolution that would legally prohibit President Donald Trump from attacking Iran, asserting its power over war and peace.
The coronavirus pandemic is jeopardizing several annual Washington spring traditions.
The coronavirus is officially a pandemic. Shawn Zeller explores the responsibility that lawmakers and the institution of Congress have to the public.
Local and state public health officials wield extraordinary powers in emergency situations such as the current coronavirus outbreak.
Democratic primary voters haven’t kept up with party’s lurch to the left - Opinion
House Democrats have 50 fund-raisers scheduled this Wednesday and Thursday alone, and campaigns are deciding whether to go ahead with them.
A day after a massive stock market dip, President Donald Trump told Americans to “be calm.”
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle expressed skepticism Tuesday about whether the Taliban will live up to its side of the Afghanistan peace deal.
Rep. Doug Collins has been “tested, proven and trusted” (in his run for Senate). Even political slogans aren’t immune from coronavirus.
The House adopted a resolution that will set in motion the implementation of 29 recommendations of the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress.
10 years after the passage of the Affordable Care Act which was intended to give patients less costly options, more work remains to be done.
Jo Ann Barefoot says she has dedicated the past few years to helping clear regulatory and legal impediments hindering financial technology.
Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly has fundraising leads in many Arizona citiies and suburbs that backed Donald Trump in 2016.