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States, localities plead for COVID money, but McConnell says no
McConnell's suggestion that states turn to bankruptcy rather than federal aid if they can't manage the costs of the COVID-19 pandemic raises hackles.
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McConnell's suggestion that states turn to bankruptcy rather than federal aid if they can't manage the costs of the COVID-19 pandemic raises hackles.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio is becoming the face of the Paycheck Protection Program, but that effort could have its downsides.
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Wednesday that bars the entry of certain immigrants hoping to move to the United States on a permanent basis.
COVID-19 spread in jails could increase death toll, ACLU warns - Coronavirus
Oil markets’ crash raises tough questions for the industry’s future - Coronavirus
There was virtually no change in the financial conditions of Social Security and Medicare over the past year, according to new government data.
The Trump administration announced how some of the $100 billion from a COVID-19 response law enacted last month would be allocated to cover the uninsured.
Drug price alliance pushes lawmakers to ensure virus treatments are affordable - Coronavirus
Defense officials have divided the military into tiers to prioritize testing, isolation and screening for COVID-19 as they await more widespread testing.
The Census Bureau will track changes among small businesses and the American public due to the coronavirus pandemic in a pair of surveys.
Testing limitations have been a major problem in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic.
Labor leader Richard Trumka says workers must have the right to refuse to work if they fear catching the COVID-19 disease.
Financial technology firms want to showcase their ability to get government aid to businesses quickly during the pandemic.
President Donald Trump said the 60-day immigration suspension would affect green card holders, but not temporary workers on nonimmigrant visas.
The Senate responds to the SBA and tells it to make economic rescue money available to farm operations. The agency had said it needed Congress to act.
Pentagon has not implemented key cyber hygiene practices and may be more vulnerable now with so many employees working remotely
The fourth economic aid bill addressing the coronavirus pandemic includes $75 billion for medical providers and $25 billion to increase testing capacity.
The American Petroleum Institute has opposed a government intervention in oil markets, saying private lenders should provide liquidity for the industry.
Trump, citing the pandemic, opens door to tariff deferrals, but some importers are disappointed that he didn't go much farther
Truckers took a pass in first recovery bill, but not this time - Coronavirus