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DHS gives farmers latitude in hiring foreign workers
DHS provides latitude on visas to make it easier for farmers to get the workers they say they need to plant and harvest crops during the pandemic
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DHS provides latitude on visas to make it easier for farmers to get the workers they say they need to plant and harvest crops during the pandemic
The Pentagon watchdog said the Defense Department acted properly in giving a potential $10 billion contract for cloud computing to Microsoft over Amazon
Lawmakers and privacy experts worry that new monitoring systems could lead to widespread surveillance of the health data and private movements of Americans.
Private equity and venture capital fund managers want Congress or the SBA to find a way around a rule that makes it harder for some to get payroll aid
Workers in meatpacking plants, deemed essential during the pandemic, are being hit hard by COVID-19. Labor representatives say they lack proper equipment.
The Pentagon has quietly asked Congress to reverse key parts of a recent law that tightened lobbying rules for retired Defense Department officials.
Highway Trust Fund was already on it's way to another Treasury bailout, and a hoped-for fix now may be out of reach this year.
With consumption far below normal, oil companies need a place to store excess supply. Some lawmakers want the DOE to buy oil while the price is low.
Ten major U.S. airlines have agreed to terms with the Trump administration on federal grants aimed to keep airline workers employed through Sept. 30.
Report offers first glimpse of where the Paycheck Protection Program funds are going, and how quickly the money is moving to struggling small businesses.
Trump halts U.S. funding for World Health Organization saying it failed to obtain, vet and share high quality information on coronavirus
Pork producers say the slowdown in meatpacking operations has lowered the demand for hogs and turned an expected profit this year into a loss.
Research shows particulate emissions can exacerbate respiratory illness, including COVID-19. EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said the science is unclear.
Some Republican administrations contrast with the Trump EPA's policy of discretionary enforcement, while a few Democratic governors embrace eased oversight.
The coronavirus has forced the Supreme Court into unfamiliar territory, with the high court announcing it will hear oral arguments via teleconference.
A Senate pro forma meeting came and went Monday without any movement to shore up funding for small-business loans that could run dry by the end of the week.
Impeded by the coronavirus pandemic, the Census Bureau wants a four-month delay, until April 2021, the delivery of the apportionment figures.
About 29,000 immigrant DACA recipients work as nurses and other health care professionals - and they work amid deportation fears.Â
Economic downturn and unprecedented fiscal policy response to counteract effects of COVID-19 put annual budget shortfall in uncharted waters.
Seven states have begun issuing so-called Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Benefits included in the massive coronavirus aid bill enacted last month.