The coronavirus pandemic, which has claimed tens of thousands of lives in the United States, has wiped out a centuries-old requirement that House lawmakers show up to legislate in person at the Capitol.
The virtual era of Congress was ushered in Friday, when House Democrats voted to pass a resolution that made sweeping changes to how lawmakers can conduct business.
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