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    The Week on the Hill

    The Week On The Hill takes a closer look at the biggest developments in Congress and Washington, and what they mean to you. Each week, WTOP Capitol Hill Correspondent Mitchell Miller provides listeners with a roadmap of what’s ahead on the political horizon.

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    The Week on the Hill -- June 12, 2020 Jun 12, 2020
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    Congressional Republicans are developing proposals for law enforcement reform, as the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares for an upcoming hearing on use of police force. The legislative action follows a highly emotional House hearing, featuring testimony from the brother of George Floyd, who died under the knee of a police officer in Minneapolis.

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    The Week on the Hill -- June 6, 2020 Jun 05, 2020
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    Protests have not let up in the wake of the death of George Floyd, following his death in police custody in Minneapolis. While Washington has a long history of protests, President Trump’s response and the use of the military has sparked intense debate in D.C., as Congress starts to consider legislation aimed at law enforcement reform.

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    The Week on the Hill -- May 22, 2020 May 22, 2020
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    States across the country continue to reopen and hope for business to pick up during the Memorial Day weekend, while Senators have left Washington. Many Democratic Senators are upset that no new legislation has been passed to address the pandemic, but Republicans say they’ve carried out oversight and that more time is needed to determine how $3 trillion already passed is working.

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    The Week on the Hill -- May 15, 2020 May 16, 2020
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    The House has approved the largest relief package ever taken up by lawmakers to deal with the pandemic, as well as a historic change to allow remote voting. But the more than $3 trillion legislation put together by Democrats isn’t going anywhere in the Republican-controlled Senate. The parties are far apart as they consider the next major legislation to address the coronavirus.

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    The Week on the Hill -- May 8, 2020 May 08, 2020
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    The nation's jobless rate is at a historically high level, and the death toll from COVID-19 keeps rising, even as states slowly reopen. And while the Senate is back in session, there are sharp political divisions over how to best address the pandemic in the next round of major legislation.

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    The Week on the Hill -- May 1, 2020 May 01, 2020
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    The full Senate is coming back to Washington for the first time in more than a month, despite health safety concerns raised by some lawmakers. The House, meanwhile, hopes to return later in the month.

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    The Week on the Hill -- April 24, 2020 Apr 24, 2020
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    Congress has approved $3 trillion to deal with the health and economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. And following this week’s extraordinary House vote, there are signs that the next major legislation will bring about the fiercest political struggle since the crisis began.

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    The Week on the Hill -- April 17, 2020 Apr 18, 2020
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    President Trump has enlisted governors and members of Congress to help with guidance, as he presses ahead with a gradual effort to reopen the country. As states cautiously move forward, congressional lawmakers remain stuck on interim legislation to help small businesses, even after a major program ran out of money.

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    The Week on The Hill -- April 10, 2020 Apr 10, 2020
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    President Trump says he will listen to the medical experts on his task force "very carefully" as he considers measures to reopen parts of the country next month. His comments come as members of Congress try to overcome an impasse on new legislation to address the coronavirus.

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    The Week on the Hill -- April 3, 2020 Apr 03, 2020
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    Coronavirus cases continue to rise, and there’s growing tension between state governments and the federal government over the lack of medical equipment for healthcare workers on the frontlines. A new congressional report highlights the disparity between what D.C., Maryland and Virginia have sought from FEMA and what they’ve received.

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