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Louis DeJoy became a household name last year when he, as Postmaster General, faced criticism over delays in U.S.
Democrats and Republicans on a House panel sparred Thursday over what, if anything, Congress should do in response to the GameStop trading frenzy and the technology platforms that fueled the rapid rise — and sudden spiral — in more than a dozen stocks.
Democrats and Republicans on a House panel sparred Thursday over what, if anything, Congress should do in response to the GameStop trading frenzy and the technology platforms that fueled the rapid rise — and sudden spiral — in more than a dozen stocks.
37 members of Congress sent a letter to President Biden on Thursday, urging him to issue a blanket pardon to those with federal nonviolent cannabis offenses.
Lawmakers grilled Robinhood Markets CEO Vlad Tenev about the company’s decision to pause purchases in GameStop Corp. stock and Robinhood's business model, including payments it receives for routing customer trades.
The Democratic congresswomen of the House Oversight Committee are putting pressure on the Food and Drug Administration to lift the in-person dispensing requirement for mifepristone—a p
When Tony Chicotel walks his dog around downtown Berkeley, he passes a nursing home and an assisted living facility.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden met with a bipartisan group of governors and mayors at the White House on Friday as part of his push to give financial relief from the coronavirus pandemic to state and local governments — a clear source of division with Republican lawmakers who view the spending as wasteful.
Proposed legislation being considered by a House committee on Friday could expand paid leave for federal workers who have exhausted their allotment amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
As residents of Parkland approach, Feb. 14 with a sense of dread, a New York Congresswoman is talking gun control laws.