Congress announced on Thursday that the grounds of the Capitol building would no longer be open to the public in an effort to combat the spread of the virus.
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President Takes Steps to Protect Public Health
Including travel restrictions In an address to the nation on Wednesday evening, President Trump said, “Together we are putting into policy a plan to prevent, detect, treat and…
Read MoreCongress Starts Negotiations on Virus Relief Plan
Process should not be politicized, senator says Senator John Thune of North Dakota reported Wednesday that Congress has started negotiations on President Trump’s economic relief plan in the…
Read MoreUpcoming Census Highlights Divide on District Reform
The concerns expressed over gerrymandering On April 1, the 2020 census will begin. According to the data that is brought in by the census, states will look to…
Read MorePresident Signs Emergency Funding for Coronavirus
$8.3 billion was more than he requested On Friday morning, President Trump signed legislation that members of Congress passed on an emergency basis this week. The legislation makes…
Read MorePresident Requires Reforms of FISA Court
Rejects extension of surveillance program President Trump held a private meeting with Attorney General William Barr, members of Congress and party leadership about extending provisions of the USA…
Read MorePresident Trump Addresses Virus Concerns
CDC calls for an increase in funding On Wednesday, President Trump addressed the press about concerns about the spread of the Corona Virus in the United States. To…
Read MoreAppeals Court Rules for Administration on Sanctuary Cities
May withhold funding for refusing to cooperate A three-judge panel on the Second Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that the Department of Justice can withhold funding from…
Read MoreEqual Rights Amendment Seeing Momentum and Opposition
Attorneys argue over binding power of reatification deadline With Virginia’s recent ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, the 38 states necessary to amend the U.S. Constitution are finally…
Read MoreVenezuelan Regime Looks to Lobby in Washington
Incumbent Nicolas Maduro enlists lawyers to help speak against U.S. sanctions In its second attempt to bring lobbying to the U.S. government, the administration of Venezuelan president Nicolás…
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