Campaigns · 116th Congress
Coronavirus pandemic muddies election and opinion polling
The polling and public opinion research industry has had to delay or alter the way it works amid stay-at-home orders and social distancing measures.
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Policy · 116th Congress
EPA urged to heed warning in study of pollution and COVID-19
A study showing a link between long-term exposure to pollution and higher COVID-19 deaths is shining a spotlight on the EPA’s role.
Congress · 116th Congress
Massie could foil quick passage of coronavirus relief, again
Senate Republicans are urging a vote as early as Thursday on another bill to provide small businesses with loans to pay workers, meet other costs.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
SEC rules could thwart political spending disclosure efforts
SEC rules could thwart political spending disclosure efforts - Campaign Finance
Policy · 116th Congress
ICE considers releasing 600 detainees vulnerable to coronavirus
Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it identified 600 people vulnerable to coronavirus whose release will be considered "on a case-by-case basis."
Policy · 116th Congress
White House preparedness for pandemic threat has faltered across four presidencies
Experts warn that the country risks missing some important public health-crisis lessons if fingers are pointed only at the Trump administration.
Policy · 116th Congress
Acting Navy secretary resigns amid outcry over handling of coronavirus outbreak on ship
Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper announced late Tuesday that he had accepted the resignation of Thomas Modly, the acting Navy secretary.
Policy · 116th Congress
Grassley urges USDA to use CCC funds to support ethanol
Iowa Republican Sen. Grassley says weak fuel demand has hurt the ehtanol industry and urged the USDA to give it support with CCC funds.
Policy · 116th Congress
Trump throws ‘wrecking ball’ across federal inspectors general
In one fell swoop, President Donald Trump has changed the lineup of officials charged with overseeing trillions in government spending.
Policy · 116th Congress
Federal agencies poised to compete over mask supply
No single authority is overseeing all federal purchases of personal protective equipment
Policy · 116th Congress
Medical providers hope emergency funds, waivers stay in place
Health care lobbyists hope a suite of authorizations granted under the coronavirus pandemic will mark a turning point for a long list of industry requests.
Congress · 116th Congress
Coronavirus response roundup: Letters from lawmakers
Topics range from Deutsche Bank to domestic violence as members of Congress try to make a mark on how the government is dealing with the pandemic
Policy · 116th Congress
Officials seek to ease concern over pets as tiger gets COVID-19
The CDC and USDA seek to reassure pet owners after a tiger at the Bronx Zoo was found to have the virus that causes COVID-19.
Policy · 116th Congress
States have differing speeds on jobless pay boost
States say the additional unemployment benefits provided by Congress depend on more Labor Department guidance, software upgrade
Policy · 116th Congress
Mergers and acquisitions on hold as pandemic disrupts markets
The pandemic is halting mergers and acquisitions that haven't reached an agreement; those that have a deal are following through.
Policy · 116th Congress
Climate’s on back burner, but advocates see COVID-19 parallels
Initial denial and a delayed response to the coronavirus pandemic looks a lot like looks a lot like the climate debate, advocates say.
Policy · 116th Congress
CMS boosts payment rate for Medicare Advantage plans
CMS boosts payment rate for Medicare Advantage plans - Coronavirus
Policy · 116th Congress
OIG: Hospitals struggle with supply shortages, testing delays
OIG: Hospitals struggle with supply shortages, testing delays - Uncategorized
Policy · 116th Congress
Chefs, restaurants set menu for next economic rescue bill
Indepedent restaurant owners say the economic rescue package enacted by Congress doesn't address the realities of their businesses.
Policy · 116th Congress
Opening day for SBA loans brings big obstacles, calls for fixes
Small businesses and banks are complaining that the law meant to limit the damage of COVID-19 is missing the mark for many.