Campaigns · 116th Congress
A second look at the Colorado Senate race
And second, to weaken Hickenlooper for the general election against GOP incumbent Cory Gardner should the former governor make it to the fall.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Policing overhaul hinges on compromise
use incentives to encourage them to, and on whether the government should allow citizens to sue individual police officers.
Policy · 116th Congress
COVID-19 panel questions Fed effort to help small businesses
The commission also pointedly noted that large companies have taken advantage of the borrowing costs lowered thanks to the Fed’s interventions without passing along those benefits to employees.
Policy · 116th Congress
Coronavirus economy drains Social Security, Medicare coffers
[Senate spending bills face delay over amendment fight] “We should have been concerned about it even before the virus hit,” said Charles Blahous, a research analyst at the Mercatus Center at
Congress · 116th Congress
Supreme Court tells Trump administration it must redo Dreamers move
Polls have shown that Americans largely favor protections for Dreamers, with several polls showing that about three-quarters of respondents say Dreamers should be allowed to stay and apply for citizenship
Policy · 116th Congress
Key GOP senator endorses permanent telehealth provisions
“We ought to stop and think for a moment about how significant a change this is and whether it would have even possibly happened without this crisis,” Alexander said in a hearing on telehealth Wednesday
Congress · 116th Congress
Face masks required in House committee hearings, congressional physician says
“Face covers will be provided by the meeting sponsor to individuals arriving without face covers.” “Waterless hand cleanser should be used by individuals on entry and exit.
Policy · 116th Congress
Immigration attorneys face courtroom challenges amid pandemic
EOIR spokeswoman Kathryn Mattingly said in an email that the agency “has successfully used video teleconferencing (VTC) for many years to provide more timely hearings without compromising due process
Congress · 116th Congress
Key differences exist among House, Senate and White House policing plans
One difference is in how the parties define the tactics the bans should encompass.
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate spending bills face delay over amendment fight
The Republican aide said if Congress is going to approve additional spending for the COVID-19 pandemic, it should be done in line with the previous four aid packages, which were all emergency supplemental
Congress · 116th Congress
Policing bill authors to get action they’ve long sought
“There’s no question that it protects the police as much as it protects the citizens because, without the camera, each side is left to its own devices to explain what happened,” she said.
Opinion · 116th Congress
America — Halfway between hope and heartbreak
A mid-2019 Gallup poll found that a whopping 93 percent of Americans believed “gays or lesbians should … have equal rights as non-gays or non-lesbians in terms of job opportunities.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Fed’s Powell urges Congress to spend on unemployed in pandemic
“Congress should not make this mistake again.”
Congress · 116th Congress
Ethics Committee extends review into Rep. Sanford Bishop’s campaign spending
allowed release of reports and findings, resulting in members of Congress being tried in the court of public opinion and convicted by the media before allegations of misconduct were proven or found to be without
Policy · 116th Congress
Trump administration eyes potential vaccine by January 2021
But details were scarce about how the administration will reach the critical decision about which vaccines should be made by U.S. facilities.
Congress · 116th Congress
Capitol Police, a department shrouded in secrecy
“For them to be an agency operating in the District without the same kind of transparency that the District government has is really not a good thing, and Congress should address it and fix it.”
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate panel would bar military force against peaceful protesters
And the president would have to justify in detail to Congress why the state either requested the troops or was unable or unwilling to enforce federal law without them.
Policy · 116th Congress
GAO: DHS agency misspent emergency funds on dirt bikes, dog food
“CBP plans to adjust its accounts for several of these obligations and should do so for any additional purpose violations by obligating the account available for the appropriate purpose,” it said
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate panel considers steps to reopen schools
The Senate health committee on Wednesday considered the steps schools should take to reopen later this year as officials seek to protect students, teachers and staff from COVID-19 while compensating for
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
In sweat-free summer, cash for charity dries up
Practice for the annual Congressional Women’s Softball Game should be in full swing by now, but not this year.