Congress · 116th Congress
Trump signs coronavirus aid bill for small business, hospitals
According to the latest Census Bureau data, there were close to 6 million employers with 500 or fewer workers, not counting other firms that meet the criteria.
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Campaigns · 116th Congress
Trump’s ‘secret stash’ of voters
On April 1, 6, 13 and 20, Trump’s job approval was between 45.2 percent and 47.4 percent, while his share of the ballot test ranged from 41.7 percent to 44.3 percent.
Policy · 116th Congress
Rubio raises profile in pandemic, challenges GOP economics
A survey by the National Federation of Independent Businesses estimated that 74 percent of the nation’s 6 million small businesses applied for the PPP loans, but just 20 percent had received disbursements
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate report: Kremlin support for Trump in 2016 is accurate
An unclassified version was made public on Jan. 6, 2017.
Congress · 116th Congress
Lobbying on coronavirus surges as Congress doles out trillions
drug industry’s chief lobby, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, disclosed spending $9 million, a 9 percent drop from the first quarter of 2019 ($9.9 million), but more than the $6
Congress · 116th Congress
Judge Justin Walker is a window into McConnell’s sway on federal courts
He was raised by a single working mom, Deborah Walker, who left her low-paying but stable job when he was 6 years old, mortgaged the house, and used the money to buy a stationery shop so that she
Campaigns · 116th Congress
House Democrats widen massive fundraising edge
Corrected 6 p.m. | House Democrats have expanded their financial advantage over Republicans in battleground districts, new fundraising reports show.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Senate challengers flush with campaign cash
Corrected, 6 p.m. | If first-quarter fundraising dollars were votes, then Democratic challengers would have captured Senate seats in Arizona, Colorado, North Carolina, Maine and Montana.Â
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Democrats push to cut federal strings on state election grants
Election Assistance Commission, the federal agency which administers the grants, on April 6 broke down the amount each of the 50 states, District of Columbia and several U.S. territories would receive
Campaigns · 116th Congress
House Democrats add two more districts to their target list
But Hill defeated Tucker by 6 points in a district that had backed Trump by 11 points two years earlier.
Congress · 116th Congress
Rep. Mark Meadows resigns to become White House chief of staff
Article I, Section 6, of the Constitution specifically bars people holding other civil offices of the United States from serving simultaneously in Congress.
Policy · 116th Congress
Stimulus bill gives Fed direct loan funds with few strings
The facility’s terms allow firms to roll over payments for 6 months. While a borrower isn’t paying back, it cannot pay dividends or make stock buybacks.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Riggleman bid for second term in Virginia seat gets tougher
Melvin Adams, the committee chairman, told CQ Roll Call he intends to move it to June 6, the last Saturday before the party deadline of June 9 to select a nominee.
Congress · 116th Congress
Senators fight over last-minute adds to coronavirus aid bill
addition, the Democrats’ bill would offer significant expansions of earned income tax credits for childless adults, and refundable child tax credits up to $2,000, with an extra $1,600 per child under age 6.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Primary runoff election to fill Rep. Mark Meadows’ seat is delayed
President Donald Trump announced March 6 that Meadows would be the next White House chief of staff. The congressman has remained a member of the House, however.
Congress · 116th Congress
Opportunity knocks for Congress during crisis
American households, mutual funds, pensions, banks and the Federal Reserve have scooped up nearly $6 trillion in T-bonds over the past decade, with the Fed accounting for almost one-fourth of the increase
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Ohio governor says ‘polls will be closed’ Tuesday as confusion roils primaries
Polls were due to open at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, though there were reports that poll workers were told not to show up, the Dispatch reported.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Biden beat the odds in South Carolina. His party and pundits can learn from his win
Likewise, Barack Obama won the popular vote outside California by about 6 million votes in 2008 and nearly 2 million votes in 2012.Â
Campaigns · 116th Congress
7 things to watch on Super Tuesday in the battle for Congress
6. Senate scramble Tuesday will also test whether the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee gets its preferred candidates in North Carolina and Texas.