Policy · 116th Congress
Senate appropriator eyes more COVID-19 relief for agriculture
Senate Agriculture Appropriations Chairman John Hoeven wants to boost aid for farmers and ranchers hit by the slowdown in demand caused by COVID-19.
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Senate Agriculture Appropriations Chairman John Hoeven wants to boost aid for farmers and ranchers hit by the slowdown in demand caused by COVID-19.
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Transportation workers say they are desperate for more PPE and other safety measures and are calling on the federal government to help.
Congressional Democrats want to shut down a Treasury Department plan to help oil companies struggling amid the coronavirus pandemic.
But the U.S. would need at least another 100,000 workers to adequately track person-to-person transmissions, according to an estimate.
McConnell's suggestion that states turn to bankruptcy rather than federal aid if they can't manage the costs of the COVID-19 pandemic raises hackles.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio is becoming the face of the Paycheck Protection Program, but that effort could have its downsides.
Sen. Debbie Stabenow appears open, but wary, to raising the caps on the amount individual farmers and ranchers could receive from COVID-19 direct payments.
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Rep. David Cicilline would halt most corporate mergers during the pandemic, a move that he says would allow regulators to focus on competition and consumers
Major passenger airlines spent about $9.5 million on lobbying last quarter, coinciding with passage of a federal aid package amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Ryan Jackson was chief of staff for EPA administrators Scott Pruitt and Andrew Wheeler before leaving in February to join the National Mining Association.
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court sent the case, County of Maui v. Hawai’i Wildlife Fund, back to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.
There was virtually no change in the financial conditions of Social Security and Medicare over the past year, according to new government data.
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Wednesday that bars the entry of certain immigrants hoping to move to the United States on a permanent basis.
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Defense officials have divided the military into tiers to prioritize testing, isolation and screening for COVID-19 as they await more widespread testing.