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In this episode, we discuss why former Republican governor of Pennsylvania Tom Ridge has joined a bipartisan effort to secure voting in November.
Dr. Anthony Fauci was the star witness at a House hearing on the coronavirus pandemic. Fauci hasn’t testified on Capitol Hill since mid-May.
Partisan tensions threaten to derail the Senate appropriations process, while the House Appropriations Committee prepares for an extremely busy July.
It has been five years since the racist-motivated killings at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, and the legacy hangs over the current debate on race.
In this episode, we delve into health care policy and some of the methods that health officials say can help contain the coronavirus from spreading further.
Fintech Beat sits down with Stefan Thomas, the CEO of Coil, to talk about why the internet is becoming "centralized", and more.
The White House is saying that the media is creating a false narrative of a second wave of infections from COVID-19. Public health officials disagree.
CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman and Jennifer Shutt discuss what could trip up lawmakers as they begin debate on nearly $1.4 trillion in spending.
We examine the FDA's move to withdraw emergency approval for hydroxychloroquine. We also look at statistics that show the rate of hunger and housing insecurity is nearly twice as high among African Americans than whites.
In this episode of Coronavirus Special Report, politics is back in full view when it comes to the pandemic and Capitol Hill.
The country has come a long way in a few weeks. The death of George Floyd has given way to honest questions about how Congress can make things better.
In tonight's episode, we look at how the Treasury Secretary views the Paycheck Protection Program and what the pandemic could mean for schools.
CQ Roll Call sits down with House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn on why this moment in history is different, and the House's move to overhaul policing.
New York’s top financial regulator announces launch of "Fast Forward", a new program from the state Financial Services Department, to speed up economic recovery.
A modest decline in unemployment last month gave Republicans fresh ammunition to slow the timing and scale back the size of the next relief package.
We are launching The Future Of, a podcast that reimagines how policies will change because of COVID-19. First up: Oversight with Rep. Carolyn Maloney.
"John Lewis: Good Trouble," Dawn Porter's new documentary about the Georgia Democrat is coming out at a time defined by protests and calls for justice.
Tonight, we explore how disinformation about COVID-19 is spreading across social media, and what tech companies and Congress are doing to mitigate it.
Tonight, we have a report on the the disproportionate economic impact the virus has had on minorities and the House’s proposal to fund transportation.
Mary Ellen Iskenderian, the CEO of Women's World Banking, joins Fintech Beat to discuss the ins and outs of the multibillion dollar microfinance sector.