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Senate agrees to extend PPP loan program to early August
The Senate passed the PPP extension bill hours before the SBA will stop taking applications, but the House hasn't passed its own measure.
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The Senate passed the PPP extension bill hours before the SBA will stop taking applications, but the House hasn't passed its own measure.
Anthony Fauci says the U.S. could see up to 100,000 new cases per day of the virus that causes COVID-19 if it does not take steps to control the pandemic.
The Fed's Powell tells a House panel the path of the economic crisis will follow the path of the health crisis. The Treasury's Mnuchin is more optimistic
Amy McGrath belatedly won the Senate primary in Kentucky to challenge Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in November, setting up a long-anticipated race.
Tucked inside the Senate’s defense bill is a provision that experts say would give nuclear arms advocates extraordinary power over the president’s budget.
Facebook and Twitter could face the prospect of new regulation of their content decisions as senators prepare to move bipartisan bills.
Opinion — The future of our democracy depends on America’s experiment with Trumpism ending permanently with a Biden landslide in November.
Republicans in Oklahoma’s 5th District will need a runoff to select a challenger to Democratic Rep. Kendra Horn, one of the most vulnerable House members.
The forner governor and presidential candidate easily bested Andrew Romanoff for the Democratic nod in one of the hottest Senate races this year.
Report endorses a carbon tax, but offers no estimate of the cost to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050
Capitol Hill has been desolate this summer. So have the interns who never made it there.
In today's episode, we look at how the pandemic is pushing lawmakers to reexamine health care policy, the price tag for remdesivir treatment and more.
Alabama officials asked the Supreme Court to step into the debate over how to conduct election laws in the midst of a national health crisis.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi has extended the House's use of proxy voting until mid-August, in deference to the coronavirus pandemic.
Gilead will begin charging U.S. patients for the experimental COVID-19 drug remdesivir in two weeks, the company and the government announced Monday, as cases surge and hospitalizations reach crisis levels in several states.
Unlike last year, when markups and debates often devolved into partisan clashes, members sound optimistic that this year’s efforts will be less acrimonious.
New legislation would make it easier for states to get money for clean water projects, but drove the cost of the program much higher.
The NAACP's move to Washingon means its national headquarters will be leaving Baltimore, where it has called home for decades.
The road ahead for Congress this week will be dominated by discussions about the annual defense authorization bill, plus other priority items.
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that Congress went too far in ensuring the CFPB director's independence when it created the agency.