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Coronavirus aid talks bleed into Monday as deal momentum slows
Negotiations were sputtering late Sunday on a package of nearly $500 billion in aid to small businesses and health care providers.
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Negotiations were sputtering late Sunday on a package of nearly $500 billion in aid to small businesses and health care providers.
Congressional leaders and the White House were moving toward agreement on a potential $500 billion relief package for small businesses, hospitals and more.
Democratic leaders and Trump administration officials likely won't wrap up talks over a new round of COVID-19 relief measures until early next week.
Rep. French Hill, a former banker and Treasury Department official, will be House Republicans’ representative on a new coronavirus spending oversight board.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's driving force behind installing judges can be illuminated in the story of his relationship with Judge Reed Walker.
Campus Notebook: Gaetz, Omar attract attention over spending - Uncategorized
Democratic lawmakers are raising concerns about a spike in incidents of coronavirus-related violence and harassment against Asian Americans.
Republican and Democratic leaders on Friday filled out most of the five-member panel to oversee coronavirus-related federal spending.
Members have put pressure on leadership to come up with a way for the House to continue urgent legislative business during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar told the House Appropriations Committee the distributions could take another week and a half to calculate.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers have joined a task force to provide counsel to President Trump on getting the economy moving after the COVID-19 pandemic.
The House is arguing that if the courts won't step in to enforce a subpoena for former White House counsel Don McGahn, oversight is hampered.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi outlines plans for House schedule, possible procedures for interim coronavirus aid package.
Independent restaurant owners say the small-business loan program created last month won't be enough to save their industry.
The Small Business Administration on Thursday reached its limit for issuing new forgivable small business loans as talks resume on new coronavirus aid.
House Democratic leaders appear to be accelerating consideration of remote voting and hearings in the time of the coronavirus pandemic.
Top Democrats and the Trump administration were in talks Wednesday over how to provide additional funding for forgivable small-business loans.
Senate Democrats who say the Trump administration "repeatedly failed to recognize the need for extensive testing to fight COVID-19."
Democrats seek info on how Trump officials distribute life-saving supplies - Coronavirus
President Donald Trump is threatening to use extraordinary powers to adjourn Congress so he may make recess appointments to his administration.