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FCC has money for rural broadband but isn’t sure where to spend it
FCC has new money to provide internet service to rural areas, but its maps may be inadequate to know who has it and who does not.
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FCC has new money to provide internet service to rural areas, but its maps may be inadequate to know who has it and who does not.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell adjusts his nameplate behind a plexiglass shield before the start of a House Financial Services hearing Tuesday.
Treasury secretary and Fed chair say the economy needs more aid to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, with Mnuchin supporting a package focused on schools, jobs, travel and restaurants.
As the industry increasingly relies on artificial intelligence, state-based regulators are considering how to ensure the tech treats policyholders fairly.
The high court has several options at its disposal — including re-hearing big cases, such as one on Obamacare — as it starts its term with a vacancy.
Democrats, as the party that believes government can have a positive effect on people’s lives, are conflicted about how and when to work with Donald Trump.
Avoiding a government shutdown is still the main agenda item for Congress, despite tension over when the Senate should take up a Supreme Court nominee.
Measure would allow federal spending on highways and transit to continue past Sept. 30, but the bill could meet resistance in the Senate.
The coming Supreme Court fight to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been a cash boost for Senate Democratic hopefuls while the GOP see it as a base motivator.
The House will vote Tuesday on a short-term funding bill written by majority Democrats that Republicans and the White House oppose.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will lie in repose at the Supreme Court and lie in state at the Capitol this week following her death Friday, providing the public an opportunity to pay respects to the trailblazing justice.
As senators barrel toward a fight over how and when to fill Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Supreme Court seat, here's what moves Democrats and Republicans have.
The DC Board of Elections kicks off a week of events to celebrate National Voter Registration Day with a pep rally at The Anthem in Southwest Washington.
Elections analyst Nathan L. Gonzales says Sen. Lindsey Graham's reelection is no longer 'likely.' Two House ratings also shift toward GOP, and four against.
The battle to fill the Supreme Court vacancy opened with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death Friday will be a stress test for the court and its reputation.
Most voters' views of Trump and Biden are set, and millions will have cast ballots before any Senate vote to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Gonzales writes.
Senate Democrats indicated they were focused on messaging in the Supreme Court nomination fight, not stalling the chamber’s business.
Washington area residents turned out Friday night and Saturday at the Supreme Court to mourn the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Early voting is underway in Virginia for the 2020 general election, with Mark Warner, Tim Kaine and Jennifer Wexton among the first in line to vote.
As Congress races to wrap up business, voters have already begun to cast early votes in some states, including Virginia, for the 2020 general election.