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Tonight, we examine how protests across the country might bring about a spike in coronavirus infections and how two senators have held up the PPP bill.
Police and fire departments were promised millions of dollars in aid as part of a coronavirus relief package, but only police departments have received any.
Tonight, we have an interview with Rep. Joyce Beatty, who was pepper sprayed by police during a protest in Columbus, Ohio.
CQ Roll Call's Niels Lesniewski sits down with Republican Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee to discuss China, Hong Kong and COVID-19.
In this episode we delve into why the House made some changes to the Paycheck Protection Program, how proxy voting is going, and health policy news.
Social media has amped up political divisions and rancor. But what if it was run like a bar, asks Brandon Wetherbee on the latest Political Theater podcast?
Emergency relief agencies, already stretched thin by the corornavirus, are bracing for above-average hurricane and wildfire seasons.
In tonight's episode we look at the New York Governor's visit to Washington and how swing states are among the hardest hit from the pandemic.
We discuss a battle over whether lawmakers should vote by proxy and examine the bipartisan support for figuring out a way to help those who are unemployed.
In tonight's episode, we examine the latest in the Paycheck Protection Program. Then, we look at the issue of liability protections amid the coronavirus.
This isn't the first time Congress has dealt with a pandemic, and the way the institution deals with it is similar to way it dealt with previous ones.
Tonight, we have an interview with Lt. Gen. John Shanahan, director of the Pentagon's Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
Fintech Beat sits down with ErisX CEO Tom Chippas to discuss the launch of the first U.S. based Ether futures contract, and what it means for the industry.
We look at what the Treasury secretary and Federal Reserve chairman had to say about fiscal policy and the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In today's podcast, we delve into food security — and insecurity — with Del. Stacey Plaskett, D-V.I., who sits on the House Agriculture Committee.
The House narrowly passed a $3 trillion aid package late Friday, but Senate Republicans are already calling it dead on arrival. What's next?
Today Congress meets to vote on two important issues -- a $3 trillion recovery package and voting by proxy. We have the latest.
Tonight we delve into the HHS whistleblower’s testimony to Congress and a senator who benefited financially from intelligence briefings on COVID-19.
Dulcé Sloan, correspondent for "The Daily Show," comedian and podcaster, is our guest on this episode of Political Theater.
We talk about the proposed voting rules changes that could become a reality for the House to continue to legislate during the pandemic.