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A top Senate Republican, Roy Blunt, has advocated rapid coronavirus testing of Congress and staff, a departure from the Senate's top leader.
Lawmakers weigh exempting health emergency response funds from budget caps - Coronavirus
Former Rep. Duncan Hunter, a California Republican, will likely report to prison next year, several months beyond his original May report date.
Rep. John Ratcliffe's name was withdrawn once before after President Donald Trump said he would be named director of national intelligence.
Senate Democrats may be skeptical about the president's choice to be the watchdog over trillions in federal economic relief spending.
The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts and the U.S. Judicial Conference has sent Congress a pandemic-related funding request and 17 policy proposals.
Reps. Carolyn B. Maloney and Jackie Speier chided the drugmaker for tripling the price of a drug that could be used with potential coronavirus treatments.
One of the Congress' leading voices on health policy warned the House and Senate could be virus spreading machines without rapid testing for coronavirus.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi says an extension of the forgiveness period for PPP loans would be included in the next coronavirus relief bill.
Top congressional leaders will soon name the head of a five-member panel to oversee $500 billion in coronavirus rescue funds.
Sen. Kelly Loeffler, who has been scrutinized for trades she made after a private briefing on the coronavirus, hung on to millions in corporate securities.
Democratic leaders have committed to $25 billion in funding for the U.S. postal service in the next coronavirus relief bill, Rep. Carolyn Maloney says.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi swore-in Rep. Kweisi Mfume on the House floor Tuesday morning. Mfume was elected to replace the late Elijah E. Cummings.
The top House Republican broke with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Monday, saying he disagreed with the decision to reject rapid coronavirus tests.
Rep. Mark DeSaulnier was released from the hospital this weekend after a month and a half stay due to pneumonia complications from a rib fracture.
Mitch McConnell teed up a handful of nominees the chamber is set to vote on this week as senators return to Washington amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
As the U.S. coronavirus death toll closes in on 70,000 people, the Senate will return to consider nominees and could handle other items, including FISA.
The Pentagon hasn't said how much it needs in any future pandemic relief package, but officials have said it could be in the billions.
Mitch McConnell and Nancy Pelosi agreed to reject an offer from the Trump administration to provide Congress with rapid-results testing for COVID-19.
Watch as we discuss the benefits, drawbacks and the seeming inevitability of expanding telehealth with a Georgetown University professor.