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Experts call for more federal testing oversight as cases surge
Coronavirus cases are surging in many states, and hospitals in some areas are reaching capacity, a harbinger of what the U.S. will likely face this fall.
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Coronavirus cases are surging in many states, and hospitals in some areas are reaching capacity, a harbinger of what the U.S. will likely face this fall.
Land and Water Conservation Fund and National Park maintenance would benefit. So would two GOP senators.
In tonight's episode, CQ Roll Call's David Lerman breaks down the latest on talks between lawmakers regarding the next COVID-19 aid package.
Some shops post revenue gains, even as the biggest influence groups report shelling out less on lobbying in the second quarter
Top negotiators from the White House and Capitol Hill worked through differences on a new round of coronavirus relief legislation.
A roundtable organized by Patrick Toomey focused on the pressing logistical problem of where the Toronto Blue Jays might play their home schedule.
Drugmakers told Congress their contracts with the U.S. government include no guarantees that a coronavirus vaccine will be affordably priced.
Cybersecurity, NASA astronauts, rural broadband all receive additional money from House appropriators in fiscal 2021 spending bills.
CQ Roll Call takes a pictorial look at the congressional career of the late Rep. John Lewis, which covered more than three decades in Washington.
Trucking firm YRC Worldwide spent $210,000 on lobbyists in the days before it reached an agreement on a $700 million coronavirus relief loan from Treasury.
Opinion — The U.S. urgently needs to change course on its federal response to the pandemic. But alas, there are no signs that Donald Trump wants to change.
A series of bills to identify and remove Confederate monuments on federal land, including a statue of Robert E. Lee in Maryland, get a subcommittee hearing.
Liz Cheney was sharply criticized by Republicans for not supporting Thomas Massie in his primary and for not backing President Donald Trump strongly enough.
The memo would bar undocumented immigrants from being included in congressional districts when boundaries are redrawn next year.
Republican leaders are expected to unveil a COVID-19 aid proposal this week, which may clash with Democrats' proposal.
The Senate voted to restrict excess Defense Department weapons transfers to police forces but stopped short of setting additional conditions on transfers.
In 2008 John Lewis showed up when Atlanta rapper Jeezy filmed his promo for the single “My President.”
Additional coronavirus relief aid for schools is up for debate as districts race to finalize back-to-school plans for both virtual and in-person learning.
House leader Steny Hoyer called for Rep. Ted Yoho to be formally reprimanded for derogatory words he alleged said about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
The presidential race is relatively stable, with Joe Biden leading Donald Trump by 7 to 10 points, according to high-quality polling.