Policy · 116th Congress
USCIS cancels furloughs for more than 13,000 employees
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said it won’t furlough roughly two-thirds of staff this weekend but offered ‘no guarantee’ against future layoffs.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said it won’t furlough roughly two-thirds of staff this weekend but offered ‘no guarantee’ against future layoffs.
Pew Research Center report says that 73 percent of Democrats approve of social media companies labeling posts from elected officials as inaccurate.
Biden retirement proposal would upend traditional 401(k) plans - Uncategorized
The Census Bureau has halved the time of a verification process for the 2020 census results, which experts say is key to an accurate count.
Democrats are fleshing out foreign policy priorities that would largely reverse and scrub the plate clean of Trump’s "America First" agenda.
The USCIS had previously postponed potential furloughs. Sen. Pat Leahy, top Democrat on the Appropriations Committee, wants the agency to do so again.
Some hospitals are supplementing federal funds from the coronavirus relief law enacted in March with their own money to expand remote health care delivery.
A Pentagon policy bill amendment would provide enough funding for fewer than 1,000 Humvee safety kits, leaving 4,400 older vehicles without new protections.
The appointments of acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf and aide Ken Cuccinelli were invalid, the Government Accountability Office said Friday.
Federal courts will press Congress after a gunman attacked the family of a district judge at their home in July, killing her son and wounding her husband.
The Trump administration official overseeing the strategy for COVID-19 testing said he doesn't believe more widespread and frequent testing is needed.
Symptoms of anxiety disorder, depressive disorder, substance use and suicidal thoughts have increased in the second quarter of 2020.
Events in the coming weeks and months could exacerbate the spread of coronavirus infections following a summer surge, public health experts warn.
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen seeks an investigation on decision to cut off census counting a month early, arguing that the administration meddled for political gain.
Restaurants say food app companies are taking too large a cut for delivery services during the pandemic and want caps to rein them in.
Staff at the department’s legal office and others who process FOIA requests were told to “temporarily withhold documents related to Bernhardt.”
The administration's Operation Warp Speed initiative plots vaccine delivery effort. Test states include California, Florida, North Dakota and Minnesota.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit backed congressional oversight power in Democratic moves targeting the Trump administration.
Landlords are seeing signs rural renters are delaying payments but still making them. Congressional relief may determine whether that continues
The Fed's Main Street program has made only a few dozen low-interest loans, and experts urged the central bank to make the terms more attractive.