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As New York Times reporter Adam Clymer wrote, they urged “their party’s Congressional candidates to cut loose from Bob Dole and press voters to maintain a Republican majority and deny a re-elected
Senate Small Business Chairman Marco Rubio, R-Fla., hailed the data release for providing “much needed transparency” to the program, which was designed as a lifeline for small businesses whose debts
Senate Minority Leader Charles E.
Still, the legislation is unlikely to pass the Senate, with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell dismissing the overall bill as a “totally unserious” proposal by Democrats.
Ron Wyden, D-Ore., Thom Tillis, R-N.C., and Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, chairwoman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, welcomed the move.
Different approaches The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee will hold a Thursday hearing to discuss how colleges are preparing to reopen and use diagnostic and serological tests
The appellate panel in the Perry family’s case had no choice, under military rules, but to essentially hold a second trial and re-litigate the evidence.
A bipartisan Senate bill would create a refundable tax credit to help those unemployed because of the coronavirus pay for needed training as the economy recovers.
In April, top Democrats of the Senate Judiciary Committee sent a letter blasting DHS for granting “itself sweeping powers to summarily expel large, unknown numbers of individuals arriving at our
prematurely open up, without having the capability of being able to respond effectively and efficiently, my concern is we will start to see little spikes that will turn into outbreaks,” Fauci told the Senate
President Donald Trump’s nominee to be the fourth acting or confirmed Navy secretary in the last six months acknowledged a crisis in the service at a Senate hearing Thursday, as some Democratic senators
Senate Minority Leader Charles E.
The Senate Commerce Committee, trying to get its arms around the issue, last week invited panelists to submit their testimonies on how big data can be enlisted to combat the pandemic.
U.S. government spending on global public health, particularly on the early detection of new pathogens, must be significantly and permanently increased, said one key Senate appropriator on Tuesday.
Senate and House Democrats’ $500 billion-plus aid package offered on the Senate floor Thursday — rejected by the GOP — proposed changes to the election grant process including scrapping the 20 percent
“The United States first and foremost just has a moral obligation to make sure that our foreign policy doesn’t result in the knowing death of innocent people,” the Senate Foreign Relations member
“The bill that was worked on in the Senate late last week was much better before Speaker Pelosi showed up to destroy it and add days and days to the process.”
Thursday morning and laid out her wish list for follow-up legislation: “A better definition of who qualifies for family and medical leave”Health care worker and pension protections, which she said Senate
Show Notes:Rebate checks getting larger in Senate GOP coronavirus planBig Supreme Court opinions could come amid coronavirus outbreakMcHenry pushes $1B reward for coronavirus vaccineConnecticut joins states
This episode delves into the stimulus package headed for the Senate next week, the president’s declaration of a national emergency and more news from Capitol Hill.