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Protecting the vulnerable comes with added nuance in new COVID-19 phase
The effort to protect the vulnerable is more nuanced in the newest phase of the pandemic, one with an easing of government mandates.
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The effort to protect the vulnerable is more nuanced in the newest phase of the pandemic, one with an easing of government mandates.
Text of a massive fiscal 2022 omnibus spending bill was being assembled early Wednesday morning in advance of floor action later in the day.
Call it Washington's "No-Fly Zone Island." Despite myriad warnings about a broader war with Russia, Sen. Joe Manchin III is its mayor.
As pressure builds to ban Russian oil and gas in the U.S., some lawmakers are pointing to a century-old shipping law as a potential hurdle.
A group of senators is introducing a bill to expand food aid for low-income troops, by not counting their housing allowance as income.
President Biden issued a ban on the import of Russian energy and warned the move would require Americans to endure higher gasoline prices.
U.S. intelligence analysts told Congress they expect Putin to redouble his efforts to defeat Ukraine, but will have trouble holding it.
The motor coach industry says it is still struggling to return to pre-pandemic ridership and needs more federal help.
A report Thursday will reveal parts of the country that were likely undercounted — possibly resulting in a loss of funds and representation.
Members of Congress from both parties are worried that cryptocurrencies could help Russians evade Western sanctions.
Lawmakers seem like they "missed an entire technology revolution,” he says. If you pushed telehealth, “you were a messenger of the Antichrist.”
The most recent Marist Poll shows big swings in approval ratings for President Joe Biden. They might be evidence of a shift among the public.
The justices rejected attempts by Republicans to overturn court-approved voting maps that favored Democrats.
Sen. Charles Grassley signaled Republicans will complain about the “unnecessary artificial timeline” for hearings for Ketanji Brown Jackson.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration rules would make it easier for immigrant minors who have been abused or neglected to obtain green cards.
The Government Accountability Office has found that Capitol Police operate under unclear use of force guidelines.
Top appropriators and congressional leaders are aiming to wrap up omnibus negotiations so lawmakers can vote this week.
Only visitors with appointments can access to House and Senate office buildings, but there are discussions underway about reopening.
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want to restore a pandemic-era employee retention tax break for small businesses and nonprofits.
The U.S. could join Canada in raising tariff rates on imported Russian goods if Congress revokes Russia's most-favored-nation status.