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Outbreak urgency may intersect with broader health bill effort
Congress could add more coronavirus-related legislation to a broader health care bill in May as the outbreak shows gaps in the system, some experts say.
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Congress could add more coronavirus-related legislation to a broader health care bill in May as the outbreak shows gaps in the system, some experts say.
Congress continues to grapple with best practices for running offices and interacting with the public amid the rapidly evolving coronavirus outbreak.
While Democrats advocate for sweeping climate action, Republicans hope to plant a seed of their own — literally.
Rep. Rodney Davis warned colleges Tuesday that they should create a plan “now” in case the coronavirus spread causes Capitol Hill to shut down.
Democrats pushed back against Donald Trump's call for payroll tax cuts as they began laying the groundwork Tuesday for their own coronavirus relief package.
Watch as Niels Lesniewski, CQ Roll Call's chief White House and congressional correspondent, explains Member Day — when members lobby for pet projects.
The House Republicans that formed a rapid response team during the impeachment trial looked upon themselves as complimentary to the defense lawyers.
The House Chief Administrative Officer announced the launch of a House Telework Readiness Center to prepare for potential operational changes on the Hill.
Roberts says he and Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., are negotiating on funding and flexibility for school meal administrators.
Rep. Tom Graves’ son was seriously injured in a cycling accident over the weekend, the congressman announced Monday on Twitter.
Congress faces deadline to reauthorize surveillance powers but members will negotiate that as Capitol grapples with rapidly evolving coronavirus concerns.
Leaders and high-ranking officials could not agree Monday on who has the ultimate authority to change security and health protocols on Capitol Hill.
The North Carolina Senate race is a top-tier race and will continue to be so, despite the campaign memo by Thom Tillis' team and its spin.
At least six lawmakers have said they interacted with individuals who were positive for coronavirus and many have vowed to stay away from the Hill for now.
The House hinted it might have to arrest Trump officials to force federal courts to decide whether congressional subpoenas can be enforced.
Coronavirus became the central topic of Capitol Hill with hand sanitizers, elbow bumps and billions of dollars to fund the effort to combat the virus.
Trump signs emergency supplemental spending bill to respond to coronavirus outbreak, making $8.3 billion in federal assistance available to health officials
Email to House GOP staffers addressed rumors of coronavirus infections on Capitol Hill and gave guidance to help offices prevent the spread of the illness.
The Trump administration is looking at the potential need for economic stimulus in response to the coronavirus epidemic, a top administration official.
Lawmakers tried their best to avoid handshakes this week amid fears of the coronavirus. Rep. Matt Gaetz even donned a gas mask.