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COVID-19 tracking apps may get a boost from Biden’s task force
To curb the coronavirus, national coordination of contact tracing apps for smartphones developed with Apple and Google may be necessary.
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To curb the coronavirus, national coordination of contact tracing apps for smartphones developed with Apple and Google may be necessary.
OPINION — The Democratic dinner for incoming freshmen sent a message to voters that Congress plays by different rules than ordinary mortals, Shapiro writes.
Cedric Richmond won’t likely be the last member of Congress to join the Biden administration. But he could end up being among the most influential.
House Republicans have chosen to reward their top three leaders with another two-year term at the helm of the conference.
House Democrats this week will elect most of their leadership team, determing the ideological, racial and gender balance of the caucus’s decision makers.
Democrats are favored to hold Rep. Cedric Richmond's seat in Louisiana, but a crowded field means an April runoff is the earliest it would likely be filled.
Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey say they may go along with tweaks to their liability shield, but reject dropping it altogether.
Senate Republicans could not advance Judy Shelton to a confirmation vote after Grassley of Iowa and Scott of Florida went into quarantine.
The House Judiciary Committee hinted the next Congress might not want or need to continue the fight over documents from the former special counsel probe.
Fintech Beat sits down with the co-founder of Free Will to talk about how the startup has enabled over $1 billion of donations to nonprofits.
The Pentagon policy bill's 59-year legislative streak could end amid a spat between President Trump and lawmakers over bases named for Confederate generals.
OPINION — Congress must pass the Lymphedema Treatment Act to help ease the pain of those suffering from cancer’s dirty little secret, Carter writes.
President-elect Joe Biden said Monday he was glad Vice President-elect Kamala Harris still had access to top secret intelligence briefings.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell attacked the idea of slashing the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq in a blistering Senate floor speech Monday, amid indications President Donald Trump plans such a reduction before his presidency ends.
The House Ethics Committee will continue to defer an inquiry into Rep. Ross Spano, a sign that the Department of Justice is likely still investigating him.
ANALYSIS — The 2020 election was supposed to solve problems. So why does it feel like the issues America is facing are more problematic than ever?
Thousands of "Million MAGA March" protesters flooded Washington on Saturday with a rally followed by their march to the Supreme Court building.
Moderna's vaccine is the second to show efficacy against COVID-19 but stopping the pandemic will require effective distribution and a sufficient number of people to take it.
Lawmakers face long odds to complete work on fiscal 2021 spending bills and coronavirus relief in the lame-duck session despite optimistic talk.
President-elect Joe Biden says that "more people may die" if President Trump doesn't soon share what the current plans are to combat COVID-19.