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Truckers ask for transparency: ‘Hear me loud and clear, we are not leaving’
Protestors have been demonstrating in D.C. for over a week, putting pressure on officials to enforce transparency laws on brokers.
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Protestors have been demonstrating in D.C. for over a week, putting pressure on officials to enforce transparency laws on brokers.
Airline pilots are at odds with carriers over how to keep crews and passengers safe during the pandemic, and are looking to Congress for uniform procedures.
House Democrats were unable to agree with their Republican colleagues on rules changes to allow remote voting, and unveiled their own proposal.
Trump to name former drug executive, Army general to lead vaccine search - Health Care
An amendment to a security bill to require search warrants came up one vote short. But one supporter was absent. Another vote may not happen, though.
Senate Judiciary ranking member Dianne Feinstein, Calif., and Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, aren't pleased with DNI nominee John Ratcliffe's answers on torture.
The Senate Judiciary panel is expected to consider four judges nominated by Donald Trump but given an OK by senators in states with at least one Democrat.
Their bill would place broad moratoriums on debt collections and enforcement actions and ban evictions, foreclosures, repossessions and wage garnishments.
House Democrats included an array of tax cuts for households and businesses in their massive $3 trillion-plus COVID-19 aid plan.
Bankruptcy courts could be overwhelmed by a record number of newly jobless consumers looking to shed crushing debts if Congress doesn’t act soon.
The more than $3 trillion bill, the latest in a series of spending measures to help revive the economy, is expected to go to the House floor on Friday.
House Democrats proposed more than $1 billion, as well as sweeping policy changes, to address COVID-19 in prisons in a new relief bill unveiled Tuesday.
With Republicans in charge of the Senate and the White House, the prospects for all of the bill’s provisions becoming law are dim.
Lawmakers have called on Congress’ internal watchdog to audit the State Department's efforts to repatriate tens of thousands of Americans left stranded in dozens of countries because of the coronavirus.
House Democrats would provide almost $1 trillion in pandemic-related relief for states, cities and counties, a six-fold increase over a prior round of aid.
House aid package contains key immigration measures - Coronavirus
A majority of justices expressed the need for courts to put some type of cap on when Congress could demand the private records of a president.
The House will likely vote on Friday on the next coronavirus relief package, as well as a rules change to allow proxy voting.
The Senate Banking Committee voted 14-11 to advance Brian Miller to be the special inspector general for pandemic recovery.
Senate Banking Committee members criticized financial regulators’ coronavirus responses Tuesday in the panel’s first remote hearing.