Policy · 116th Congress
Contact-tracing efforts scrutinized after COVID-19 outbreak spreads
“It’s clear there’s not a comprehensive outbreak investigation going on at the White House, and it is very concerning,” Harvey said in an interview.
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Policy · 116th Congress
COVID-19 hastens fintech adoption while industry seeks guidance
“What really stood out for us is that people are seeing this as lasting,” Natalie Giannangeli, a Plaid spokeswoman, said in an interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
Trump’s antibody drug out of reach for all but ‘rare’ cases
The company would only say the drug is given in “rare and exceptional” cases.
Policy · 116th Congress
States push for more funds and guidance on vaccine distribution
, said in an interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
Startup finds fintech can be held back by old suspicions
The strain of creating a remittance business, on a scale of 1 to 10, is “an 11,” Alexander said in an interview with CQ Roll Call.
Policy · 116th Congress
Census papers suggest agency chose new deadline over accuracy
interview — in order to meet goals.
Policy · 116th Congress
Environmental action, laws may face new hurdles on high court
Two decades later, the views of the two-person minority could become the majority stance.
Policy · 116th Congress
Uncertainty reigns for insurers as industry adopts AI standards
Jon Godfread, chairman of NAIC’s Artificial Intelligence Working Group, described the principles in an interview as an “aspirational document” or “guidepost” for internal discussions among regulators
Policy · 116th Congress
Uninsured rate rose again last year, ahead of the pandemic
Experts warned that the economic downturn of the past six months likely means that the snapshot is outdated and does not reflect the current state of health care coverage in the United States.
Policy · 116th Congress
Will COVID-19 close the revolving door?
And 43 percent told the report’s authors they wanted to shift to the private sector, while about half were looking to move up the chain within the government, according to the research conducted in 2017
Policy · 116th Congress
Survey: Number of uninsured Americans increased in 2019
The rate is slightly higher than the 30.4 million, or 9.4 percent, who were uninsured at the time they were contacted through the department’s National Health Interview Survey in 2018.
Policy · 116th Congress
Citizenship delays may keep many immigrants from fall vote
the past six years electrified the Brazil native.
Policy · 116th Congress
‘Subtly terrifying’: How coronavirus changed disaster response
It’s a thought running through firefighters’ minds this year, Jim Whittington, a wildland fire expert based in Medford, Ore., said in an interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
Hired guns of disinformation proliferate online, report finds
The Cisco report also noted the role of AggregateIQ’s role in swaying the 2016 Brexit vote in the U.K., the Israeli company Archimedes that targeted the 2019 Nigerian elections, and Newave, a company
Campaigns · 116th Congress
In Alaska forest, Reagan biographer sees a winning GOP strategy
“I can find no reason why this should be going on,” Shirley, who leads Citizens for the Republic and wrote four books about the 40th president, said in an interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
Furloughs loom for 13,400 federal immigration employees
Lawmakers in both the House and Senate have since left the nation’s capital for the August recess without taking up the issue.
Policy · 116th Congress
CDC study finds behavioral health concerns rose in June amid coronavirus
The results come as public health experts, advocates and officials have been sounding the alarm about the secondary health effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Policy · 116th Congress
Exclusive: Federal officials launch vaccine pilot program
The letter lamented that the public has “yet to be informed about how the Administration intends to ensure the equitable distribution of a vaccine.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Trump’s census memo puts some Republicans in Catch-22
More than 40 Republicans in the House and four in the Senate represent the three largest states likely to be affected by the memo: California, Texas and Florida.