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Legislation to provide pandemic economic aid is sparking debate over the scope of its insurance provisions and whether they belong in a COVID-19 relief package.
AAPI caucus pushes for a hate crimes tracking law amid rising violence against Asian Americans since the start of the pandemic.
The president says that democracies must prevail and must demonstrate that they can still deliver for their peoples in a changed world.
Colorado Republican asked for a personal security detail if she’s prohibited from carrying firearms into the Natural Resources Committee’s hearing room.
Renewable energy saw a record-setting level of deployment in 2020 as coal consumption dwindled, figures show. Transportation emissions may jump this year.
Proposed by President Joe Biden on his first day in office, the bill includes a path to citizenship for millions of U.S. immigrants who lack legal status.
Voting rights watchdogs fear the tight schedule caused by late census data could allow political mapmakers to stray into racial gerrymandering
On his first day in office, President Joe Biden proposed swapping 'alien' with 'noncitizen' in immigration statute. Other language shifts followed.
An EPA memo said reinstating Obama's plan — which set tougher standards than the agency did during the Trump administration — would “not make sense.”
Banks, individuals and cryptocurrency organizations were targeted by same group of North Korean hackers responsible for the Sony Pictures hack in 2014
President Biden's immigration bill will address legal status for undocumented residents but likely avoid revamping H-1B and other employment-based visa programs.
Republicans say that providing additional money for remote learning through the FCC would slow down the reopening of schools.
Democrat Chris Murphy, new chair of the Senate Appropriations Homeland Security panel, will oversee spending for the third-largest federal department.
The United States will pay off the arrears it owes to the World Health Organization as well as its current year obligations, the State Department announced.
The Biden administration plans to invest $1.6 billion toward improving COVID-19 testing and genomic sequencing of the coronavirus.
Huge hack by Russia targeted Fortune 500 companies and at least nine U.S. Government departments; the cleanup could take months and include more victims.
The growth of the internet and the power of mass online messaging mean the U.S. is under constant, unrelenting attack from foreign and domestic adversaries.
Social media platforms played a largely unexamined role in GameStop trading, and were used by hedge funds to monitor retail traders.
Gov. Ralph Northam is expected to sign a data privacy law that is less strict than California's and exempts many small businesses
The road map recommends that teachers be prioritized for vaccinations and that schools open windows and doors when possible.