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Uncertainty hangs over coronavirus relief package as clock ticks
The path toward a bipartisan coronavirus aid package was hard to see Tuesday, as some Republicans declined to back their own new plan.
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The path toward a bipartisan coronavirus aid package was hard to see Tuesday, as some Republicans declined to back their own new plan.
The appearance by the CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google before the House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee on Wednesday could be a defining moment.
Acting Chief Gregory Monahan said the June 1 protest near the White House was “one of the most violent” he’s seen and his officers responded appropriately.
Attorney General William Barr started to tangle with Democrats at a House Judiciary Committee hearing over questions about the Roger Stone case.
Major is to testify at a House hearing today. As a candidate for Congress in 2018, he was critical of Trump.
Key aid programs are expiring, but Republicans and Democrats remain miles apart on whether they should continue or, if not, what should replace them.
Senate Republicans unveiled their plan Monday for a roughly $1 trillion coronavirus aid package that would provide smaller unemployment benefits.
In a speech memorializing the late civil rights leader Rep. John Lewis, Rep. Nancy Pelosi yielded the floor for the last time to the Georgia Democrat.
Lawmakers, some wearing "good trouble" face masks, gathered in socially distant seating in the Rotunda for a memorial service for Rep. John Lewis on Monday.
Senate Republicans have padded their coronavirus aid proposal with billions for weapons programs, including the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and Navy ships.
Congress is racing to finish another coronavirus relief package as jobless benefits expire this week, but lawmakers are carving out time to honor John Lewis.
It will be Attorney General William Barr’s first public testimony before the committee, which has some of President Donald Trump’s most outspoken critics.
The memorial services for Rep. John Lewis shift to the Capitol on Monday, but the coronavirus pandemic will require a unique experience.
Republicans say the package includes emergency spending that busts the budget caps deal reached last summer and contains numerous “poison pills.”
The number of COVID-19 cases on Capitol Hill is climbing, and at least one office is grieving the death of a staffer from the disease.
Senate Republicans delayed the release of a coronavirus relief bill amid struggles to resolve policy disputes and iron out details in the stimulus package.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez decried a “pattern” of sexism in politics and U.S. culture on Thursday, speaking on the House floor along with other women.
Sen. Jeff Merkley introduced a bill that would ban the sale of middle seats and require face masks on planes during the coronavirus pandemic.
Senate GOP leaders are preparing to unveil a coronavirus relief package that won't include a payroll tax break sought by President Donald Trump.
The race to become the Appropriations Committee’s next top Democrat currently includes Reps. Rosa DeLauro, Marcy Kaptur and Debbie Wasserman Schultz.