House package is at odds with the Senate. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer said the House could return next week to pass a major economic aid bill aimed…
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Supreme Court Issues Opinions
Cases determine Congressional reimbursements and State copyright law. On Monday, the Supreme Court issued their opinions in three cases: New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Inc. v.…
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Supreme Court Rules for Health Insurers
Federal reimbursements may be as high as $12 billion. In an 8-1 ruling Monday, the Supreme Court said that health insurance companies are owed reimbursement. Through a program…
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Congress Prepares for Debate Over State, Local Aid
Governors and local officials ask for funding. The $3 trillion in coronavirus relief passed by Congress was done in a rare run of a bipartisan spirit that now…
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House Could Vote Virus Money Thursday
More than half of Representatives could return to Washington. Majority Whip Steny Hoyer said on Tuesday that more than half of the members of the U.S. House of…
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Small Business Stimulus Program Funds Nearly Gone
Additional funding of $250 billion being considered. According to the Senate Small Business Committee, funding for the stimulus program for small businesses had nearly run out as of…
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Members of Congress Affected by COVID-19
Over 50 lawmakers under self-quarantine in recent months. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to be combatted around the nation, members of Congress have also fought personal battles against…
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Small Business Fund Needs Replenishing
Congress is in recess until May 4. The $350 billion in funding for the federal government’s small business relief program is exhausted. As a result, hundreds of thousands…
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Capitol Hill Employees Required to Wear Face Masks
Capitol Complex is awaiting updates from CDC. On Tuesday, the Capitol Building announced that it would be requiring all non-political employees to wear facemasks for the remainder of…
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Supreme Court to Hear Oral Arguments Via Phone
Cases will resume in May. The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would not be hearing any cases in person for the month of May. All oral…
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