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VA secretary grilled on Nazi grave markers
Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie on Thursday wouldn't commit to removing three headstones containing swastikas and messages honoring Adolf Hitler.
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Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie on Thursday wouldn't commit to removing three headstones containing swastikas and messages honoring Adolf Hitler.
The bill would allow borrowers to use more PPP money for costs other than payroll and give them more time to use the funds.
The House abruptly delayed voting on what had been a bipartisan Senate compromise on overhauling surveillance programs.
Democrats released a report spotlighting “dark-money” groups they say are part of a scheme to get judges on courts to benefit the GOP and its donors.
The Texas Republican, a decorated Air Force pilot, spent nearly seven years held captive at the infamous Hanoi Hilton prison.
For the first time in history, House lawmakers cast proxy votes on behalf of colleagues who were not present for the proceedings, a landmark move.
Lawmakers would set aside money for public and private research and development in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and other fields.
More than one-tenth of the 431 House members have sent letters to the clerk designating a colleague to serve as their proxy for voting on the floor.
Congressional divisions and a veto threat imperil the bipartisan House passage of bill to reauthorize FISA surveillance authorities.
A year after a reported decline in overdoses in the U.S., the coronavirus pandemic seems to have caused a recent uptick in deaths.
The disparity in aid delivery provides a case study in why money appropriated by Congress doesn’t always reach its intended recipients in a timely fashion.
House Republicans challenged the constitutionality of proxy voting in the chamber on Tuesday with a lawsuit aimed at Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
The resignation of Glenn Fine from the Pentagon inspector general office is the latest in a series of shakeups that has roiled the watchdog community.
Three senators who were under Department of Justice scrutiny for their stock trades after coronavirus briefings had their matters closed.
Measure would create two-step sanctions that could be imposed on individuals and banks that help Beijing limit freedom and democracy in Hong Kong
The Senate made headway on a bipartisan proposal to make small-business loans more flexible, though final passage is unlikely before next week's recess.
Rep. Steven Horsford had an extramarital affair with a former Senate intern spanning several years, something not prohibited by House ethics rules.
The Senate on Thursday confirmed Texas Republican Rep. John Ratcliffe, President Donald Trump's choice to lead the nation's intelligence services.
The Senate will be away for Memorial Day recess as scheduled, but Mitch McConnell has set up a full schedule for when lawmakers return in June.
Panel approves conservative filmmaker who is under investigation for alleged misuse of nonprofit funds to head State Department broadcasting operations.