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When coronavirus started shuttering businesses a year ago, cogs in the U.S. national security machine had to stay open — and they did so wit...

Roughly 1 in 10 members of Congress contracted COVID-19 in the past year since the pandemic significantly changed daily life in the United S...

The Senate on Thursday voted, 51-48, to discharge Xavier Becerra’s nomination to lead the Department of Health and Human Services from the S...

Senate Democrats on Thursday announced plans for a floor vote on legislation to expand background checks for private gun sales, which would...

New Department of Health and Human Services data shared exclusively first with CQ Roll Call shows that efforts by states to seek work requir...

You’ve likely heard the expression, or seen the meme, “What a year this week has been.” It’s a coping mechanism, employing gallows humor for...

It’s been one year since the global pandemic hit. Most Americans had no idea what was in store. The number of those impacted by COVID-19 is...

Thursday marks the first anniversary of the World Health Organization declaring the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. CQ Roll Call photojourn...

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Over the last year, the COVID-19 pandemic upended colleges and universities across the country, forcing students out of classrooms and onlin...

Congress, like corporate America and the rest of the world, was forced to adopt remote working technologies and other digital collaborative...

Finding lunch was hard enough during the pandemic — and then the razor-wire-topped fence went up around their workplace.  Group lunches, hap...

As lawmakers begin work on a massive infrastructure bill that they hope to pass by this summer, a key question lingers: What’s to become of...

A year ago, the Navy encountered a formidable new adversary that appeared capable of crippling the service’s ability to deploy its fleet. It...

When the Capitol closed to the public a year ago and congressional staffers were scrambling to acquire and set up laptops in anticipation of...

The Senate voted 66-34 Wednesday to confirm President Joe Biden’s nominee for EPA administrator. As secretary of the North Carolina Departme...

Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday signaled the Biden administration was taking a tough diplomatic posture as it prepares for se...

Senate Appropriations Chairman Patrick J. Leahy plans to bring back earmarks this Congress even if Republicans won’t participate, but as an...

Iowa Democrat Rita Hart’s challenge to her six-vote defeat in November’s 2nd District House race will continue after House lawmakers voted a...

Donald Trump’s conflicting statements this week about whether Republican campaign committees can use his likeness to fundraise has underscor...

The House cleared a $1.86 trillion COVID-19 relief package Wednesday that would provide an expanded safety net to millions of Americans endu...

Congress has tried for decades to enact comprehensive immigration legislation without success, so starting next week the House will try a di...

The coronavirus pandemic caused massive disruptions to the decennial census, which the Census Bureau is still trying to clean up, but it als...

The Senate voted 66-34 Wednesday to confirm Rep. Marcia L. Fudge to lead the Housing and Urban Development Department, where the Ohio Democr...

Elementary and secondary school networks contended with a record number of cybersecurity incidents in 2020 as the pandemic forced millions o...