WASHINGTON — Within a week of Democrats taking control of the Senate, a clash over the filibuster has paralyzed the chamber. And that means some of their top priorities — like $1,400 checks and immigration…
Read moreJanet Yellen will testify before the Senate Finance Committee this morning at 10 a.m. on her nomination to serve as Treasury Secretary, a day before Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the 46th president of…
Read morePresident-elect Joe Biden’s national security team will not be fully assembled by the time he’s officially sworn in on Wednesday, with confirmation hearings for his nominees only beginning on Tuesday. According to a report from…
Read moreThe path to beating the coronavirus was clear, but Kelley Vollmar had never felt so helpless. In their hurry to get back to business, many governors moved swiftly to reopen and balked at ordering new…
Read moreA trio of supplements sellers snagged millions in coronavirus relief loans last spring — all within weeks of getting dinged by the feds for questionable claims about their products, The Post has learned. But that…
Read moreThe path to beating the coronavirus was clear, but Kelley Vollmar had never felt so helpless. In their hurry to get back to business, many governors moved swiftly to reopen and balked at ordering new…
Read moreHey, want to get upset over something other than, you know, 400,000 dead Americans due to staggering administration incompetence, or the whole “a significant percentage of the United States population supports a violent fascist coup” thing?…
Read moreThe path to beating the coronavirus was clear, but Kelley Vollmar had never felt so helpless. In their hurry to get back to business, many governors moved swiftly to reopen and balked at ordering new…
Read moreA Texas firm that describes itself as one of the nation’s largest medical bill collectors was racking up consumer complaints last year.
Read moreThis spring, when the federal government disbursed billions of dollars in emergency pandemic funding, the traditional K-12 public schools in Los Angeles got an average of about $716,000. But Accountable.US — a nonpartisan watchdog organization…
Read moreStein Mart Inc. was desperate for shoppers long before COVID-19 forced closures at its discount department stores, scattered mostly throughout the Southeast. “It started as an urgent program, and we didn’t expect it to reach…
Read moreA watchdog group called on Congress to refocus its priorities on helping struggling communities after the last round of coronavirus relief included numerous tax breaks for corporations and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s “rich, horse…
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