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CDC to revise school reopening guidance
Vice President Mike Pence announced the administration will issue new guidelines for reopening schools, after President Donald Trump tweeted that he disagreed with current guidance.
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Vice President Mike Pence announced the administration will issue new guidelines for reopening schools, after President Donald Trump tweeted that he disagreed with current guidance.
At least $13.7 million in COVID-19 relief funds have gone directly to companies where members of Congress or their families are owners or employees.
Senate food workers faced uncertainty about their jobs recently before a deal allowed pandemic relief money to secure their jobs for a little while.
Democrats raised the specter of "vouchers" after Trump administration officials floated the idea of tying coronavirus aid to students, not schools.
Black lawmakers might have accomplished the biggest professional or personal goals, but that hardly matters when it comes to their interactions with police.
In today’s episode, we look at how some lawmakers and their families were able to access $14 million in funds from the Paycheck Protection Program.
The questions of who receives tests and who pays for them are crucial as political leaders seek to balance economic concerns with public health.
Amy Kennedy won the Democratic nomination in New Jersey’s 2nd District and will take on party-switching GOP Rep. Jeff Van Drew in November.
If election results are not known on Election Day in November, a war of disinformation could ensue all the way to Inauguration Day.
Amid the nationwide furor over Confederate statues, a House subcommittee approved a spending bill that would remove Confederate imagery from the Capitol.
The Board of Elections extension affects Republicans Bob Good and Nick Freitas, but could also lead to a third-party challenge by Rep. Denver Riggleman.
Will down-ballot Republicans dump Donald Trump and deploy the old "no blank check" strategy in November? Don't count on it, Stuart Rothenberg writes.
President Donald Trump notified the World Health Organization that the U.S. will withdraw as a member, citing WHO's response to the coronavirus pandemic.
In Senate battleground states such as Maine, North Carolina and Iowa, campaigns attacks focus on parts of the coronavirus response laws Congress passed.
The DCCC called on Virginia officials to deny requests from House hopefuls Bob Good and Nick Freitas to make the ballot despite missing a filing deadline.
In this episode, we explore what going back to school may look like, an impassioned plea for more money to protect frontline workers and surge testing.
House Democrats have unveiled fiscal 2021 spending bills that amount to an assault on the Trump administration's agenda.
With the start of the school year looming, the clock is ticking for Congress to help close the digital divide in education.
Lobbying shops were among the small firms that got forgivable federal loans designed to keep workers on the payroll during the pandemic.
The so-called Paycheck Protection Program has provided loans to nearly 4.9 million small businesses employing 51.1 million workers, according to new data.