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Is there a ‘wave of COVID-19’ lawsuits coming?
Senate Republicans are warning of a “wave of COVID-19-related lawsuits” against hospitals and businesses as they begin to reopen.
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Senate Republicans are warning of a “wave of COVID-19-related lawsuits” against hospitals and businesses as they begin to reopen.
Nancy Pelosi and Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer urged President Donald Trump to lower flags when the U.S. coronavirus death toll reaches 100,000.
Sen. Cory Gardner, R-Colo., says he’ll block the chamber from recessing for next week’s Memorial Day break to protest inaction on another virus aid bill.
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A former staffer for Del. Michael F.Q. San Nicolas told congressional investigators his former boss had an improper affair and broke federal law.
The justices put a temporary hold on a federal appeals court ruling on documents from the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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A Democratic senator demanded that the EPA administrator apologize for regulatory actions and rollbacks that the lawmaker said make the pandemic worse.
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Chairman Jim Risch, with little notice to Democrats, scheduled a vote on a Trump nominee under investigation for allegedly taking money from a nonprofit.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi has exercised her authority under new House rules to allow proxy voting and remote voting due to concerns about the coronavirus.
The House will vote next week on changing terms of the Paycheck Protection Program that have served as obstacles to some small businesses seeking relief.
Humanitarian relief experts are calling on the U.S. government to play a leadership role in ensuring that global food supply lines remain open.
Kevin McCarthy trotted out the two newest members of his conference — fresh off special election wins — in what he took as a promising harbinger.
When Donald Trump visits the Capitol, there apparently is no need to wear a mask or get tested, standard procedure at the White House.
House Democrats demanded to know why an acting inspector general at the Department of Transportation was abruptly removed in favor of a political appointee.
Measures would ensure that the SEC and the CFTC could avoid transgressing strict procurement rules and still obtain access to industry-created technologies.
Though coronavirus continues to dominate the headlines Majority Leader Mitch McConnell seemed signal a more patient approach to further coronavirus aid.
North Carolina GOP Rep. Ted Budd sent a letter to Architect of the Capitol J. Brett Blanton and Congress’ attending physician Brian Monahan on Tuesday.
The Congressional Budget Office said the U.S. economy will contract at an annualized rate of almost 38 percent in the second quarter of this year.