Policy · 116th Congress
Immigration agencies to assist law enforcement amid unrest
DHS is sending officers from Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection around the country to help control protest crowds.
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DHS is sending officers from Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection around the country to help control protest crowds.
Devices and apps range from ones that are worn like a skin patch and monitor vital signs to others that send throat and ear images and video to a physician.
Labor Department says emergency standard for COVID-19 could be a mistake if it needed to be adjusted or modified. The AFL-CIO is seeking the standard.
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the Senate would take up a House bill providing more flexibility in the Paycheck Protection Porgram.
Trump said he would begin eliminating policies that give Hong Kong preferred treatment and take other steps to penalize Beijing over its behavior
The Inspector General's report comes after President Trump has fired or demoted five of the watchdogs in other agencies in recent weeks.
Trump’s order on social media meets swift resistance - Technology
In the wake of an FDA-USDA memo on inspections, the FDA ask food plants to voluntarily report closings or slowdowns caused by COVID-19
Health insurers are filing their proposed rates for 2021 but the rates may change after more is known about the impact of COVID-19.
OSHA head Loren Sweatt says the agency has issued one citation since the outbreak of COVID-19 over violation of an existing labor standard.
How lawmakers handle the economic recovery could have a major impact in November - especially in hard-hits states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Georgia.
The Justice Department offered the buyouts to board members hired before Trump took office to "strategically restructure" the immigration court system.
The National Potato Council wants the USDA to boost payments to growers and wants Congress to provide $300 million of surplus product.
Some routes are carrying just 10 percent of their normal ridership, the railroad's top executive says in a letter to Pelosi, Pence.
The secretary of State declares Hong Kong no longer autonomous from China, which could hurt special status for Hong Kong in U.S. trading rules.
Doctors and the ACLU say requiring women to get medication abortion pills in person raises risks of contracting COVID-19.
House and Senate leaders continued to negotiate, but the sponsor of a bill to change the terms on PPP loans said they agreed on key points
From Memphis to Milwaukee, a range of cities and counties across the country are reporting spikes in fatal and nonfatal overdoses.
Despite increase in shipping packages, overall mail volume dropped as workers have fallen ill and costs of providing protective equpment grew.
Trump administration rule is “riddled with errors, omissions, and unfounded assumptions," lawsuit charges.