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Key differences exist among House, Senate and White House policing plans
Here are the key differences among the House, Senate and White House policing overhaul proposals that have been unveiled.
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Here are the key differences among the House, Senate and White House policing overhaul proposals that have been unveiled.
Sen. Tim Scott got choked up on the Senate floor Wednesday during a speech commemorating the anniversary of the church shooting in Charleston.
Sens. Cory Gardner and Steve Daines said they needed the president’s support to get their outdoors package to the Senate floor.
USCIS had put a 'hold' on US-based green card applicants, saying pandemic-related reduction in staff led the agency to focus on other priorities.
The Senate health committee chairman says Congress should permanently allow recent temporary expansions of telemedicine covered by Medicare and Medicaid.
Sen. Roger Wicker said his committee requested information related to 65 specific items, including allegations of whistleblower retaliation.
Many experts worry that the mental health toll stemming from the dual crises will disproportionately impact African Americans.
Nationwide protests following the death of George Floyd in police custody has spurred House action on legislation that has languished in that chamber.
House Republicans plan their own highway bill, saying they were locked out of discussions with Democrats
The House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday set the stage for an impassioned debate on Capitol Hill this summer over racial disparities in policing.
Face masks will be required in House committee hearings and markups because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the office of the attending physician.
Senate Republicans unveiled their own legislation to overhaul policing procedures and training, a counter to House Democrats' proposal.
Some candidates seeking House seats this year lost races previously for lieutenant governor. If they win, they'll have company in Congress.
Opinion — There is no doubt that there is serious work to be done. But America will overcome this crisis as it has done so many times before.
Senators have hit an impasse over a Democratic effort to add to funding bills to respond to the pandemic and a policing overhaul push.
Conducting most procedures by video or phone leads to technical problems that make it difficult for lawyers to effectively consult with clients.
Seersucker rules the Senate. This year, not so much - Uncategorized
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the economy is just beginning to recover, and "support would be well placed at this time.”
The Supreme Court’s 6-3 LGBTQ decision could bolster forthcoming legal attempts to strike down the recent HHS rules change.
Bill with bipartisan backing would fund maintenance at national parks