Congress inches back to work

Published May 1, 2020 3:00am ET



House and Senate lawmakers who left the Capitol in March due to the threat of the coronavirus will slowly return to work beginning this week as the two parties ramp up planning for a new round of economic aid and other measures to help the United States survive the impact of the outbreak.

The Senate planned to reconvene beginning on Monday with a vote to confirm Robert Feitel, President Trump’s nominee as inspector general of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

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