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The Week on the Hill — July 10, 2020

By pwenzel

The spread of COVID-19 cases has put more pressure on Congress to reach an agreement on major legislation to address the pandemic this month. And key provisions of the original CARES Act that lawmakers passed earlier this year are set to expire soon.

Emergency guide: What you should do to prepare for emergencies

By WTOP Staff
WASHINGTON — Do you know what you'd do if an emergency hits? What if you're at work, your spouse is stuck in traffic and your children are in school? There's no way to plan for every emergency, but you can make sure you're prepared for different scenarios, including making a plan for your family and building a kit of emergency supplies.
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