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The CARES Act will provide direct financial relief to American families as we deal with the impacts of the coronavirus. Here are some Frequently Asked Questions regarding eligibility for this assistance courtesy of the Senate Finance Committee.
Congress passed a critical piece of legislation called the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARE) Act. This bill will provide direct financial relief to American families, support our small businesses and their employees, as well as help our hospitals and medical professionals combat this virus.
Easily find helpful resources related to coronavirus, including CDC guidelines, school closures, information for small businesses, travel advisories and more.
Over the last seven days, the coronavirus has continued to spread around the world and has officially been labeled a global pandemic. Here's what we know...
As we continue working to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, I want to remind everyone of some important tips to stay healthy. Check out this blog to learn more.
We will never be able to repay the debt we owe to the men and women who put on the uniform and defend our nation. But helping to empower those who dedicate their life to service, including their families, is the least we can do.
Two of the issues that I work on most are legislation to strengthen care for veterans and protect our waterways. This week I introduced two bills on these issues. Keep reading to learn more about them!
We fought tooth and nail last year to secure a historic increase in funding for Everglades restoration. This week we built on that momentum and continued doing everything we can to protect our ecosystems and stop harmful discharges. Read more:
The VA has been plagued by crisis over the years, and veterans across our country have suffered because of it. That’s why I introduced the LEAD VA Act to look at the way things are being run inside these hospitals. Read more:
For months, Speaker Pelosi’s partisanship has really brought Washington to a grinding halt. Rather than working on legislation to improve the lives of the American people, she made the conscious decision to play politics. Read more here: