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Trump assertions of lower drug costs mask truth for many consumers
Overall, drug spending keeps going up, and at this point it’s debatable whether the administration deserves credit for any positive trends.
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Overall, drug spending keeps going up, and at this point it’s debatable whether the administration deserves credit for any positive trends.
They deride them as 'retreads' when the other side does it, but both parties are trying to win control of Congress with candidates who ran before, and lost.
Airline workers' unions seeking renewed payroll aid remain hopeful aviation will be included in a COVID-19 relief package, even though Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's bill leaves out the industry.
Senators jockeyed for political position as a Republican-drafted coronavirus relief bill headed for what appeared to be defeat along mostly party lines.
The pandemic has limited lawmakers’s opportunites to hold in-person town halls for constituents, and that’s not a healthy development, Murphy writes.
Democrats and Republicans have signaled that they see an extension of the current law as inevitable, and the White House has indicated it will go along.
The pandemic has led USCIS to postpone naturalization interviews and ceremonies, adding to a backlog already worsened by budget woes.
In New Hampshire, Republican voters nominated Corky Messner for Senate and Matt Mowers for the 1st District. Both had President Donald Trump’s backing.
Senate Republicans are proposing to beef up a “skinny” coronavirus relief package by more than 100 pages. A vote could come on Thursday.
The August jobs report showed recovery slowing, but analysts doubt that's enough to jostle Congress out of a deadlock over a new coronavirus stimulus bill.
School districts relying on virtual learning because of COVID-19 are at a growing risk of ransomware and other cyberattacks, according to security experts.
President Donald Trump's course change could help Republican candidates from states with bipartisan opposition to offshore drilling.
If it was Thursday, you could count on Jesus Lady to be camped out just a stone’s throw from the House chamber, with her statue of Christ in tow.
Lawmakers have been locked in a partisan battle for months over a new coronavirus stimulus package and neither party shows signs of giving ground.
A dire outlook for a ballooning deficit is the latest hit to the U.S. economy, according to new Congressional Budget Office report.
Congress is back this week, with a new coronavirus stimulus bill and the looming government funding deadline to avoid a shutdown at the top of the agenda.
Algorithms have evolved into to powerful engines of financial technology. But they don’t always live up to the hype and often disregard societal concerns.
Litigation reveals Capitol Police employees were making fun of those who are deaf, transgender and undocumented immigrants.
Lawmakers are struggling to stay grounded in the coronavirus pandemic as hearings are conducted over the internet and House members cast votes by proxy.
Two of the final primary contests will be decided in New Hampshire and Rhode Island, but one of the most interesting tests will be over Trump's power.