Policy · 116th Congress
Josh Hawley: ‘Huawei is not the answer’
the Chinese military and the Chinese government.
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Policy · 116th Congress
FDA grapples with AI medical devices
of the FDA’s digital health division, said in an interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
Despite U.S. spying warnings, Huawei 5G reportedly gets U.K. approval
U.S. officials, including the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
Policy · 116th Congress
Privacy ‘poisoning’ poses threat to companies using blockchain
Businesses wanting to implement the technology must determine if any of the data being used falls under privacy laws, he said in an interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
Miners, fearing retaliation, may skip black lung screenings
The institute that runs the program called the situation an epidemic.
Policy · 116th Congress
Shutdown could deliver ‘big negative’ to jobs and GDP, White House says
Kevin Hassett, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, also tried to downplay the effects the shuttering of nine Cabinet departments and other smaller agencies will have on the
Policy · 115th Congress
Grijalva: Natural Resources Panel Not Finished With Zinke Yet
Grijalva said in an interview that he’s “sure” Zinke will be called before the committee to testify about his time running the department, specifically about the department’s role in the shrinking of national
Policy · 115th Congress
New Jersey Police Seek Immigrants’ Trust, Get Pushback From ICE
Fritz Fragé makes the pitch in Haitian Creole. And the top cop in the State Police, Col. Patrick Callahan, says in English that “we cannot do our jobs without the trust of the communities we serve.”
Policy · 115th Congress
With Divided Congress, Health Care Action Hightails It to the States
The election outcomes could bring the biggest increase in enrollment since an initial burst of more than two dozen states expanded Medicaid under the 2010 health care law in the early years of the
Policy · 115th Congress
Farm Bill Negotiators Aim to Hash Things Out in Veterans Day Meeting
Peterson, currently the ranking member on the House Agriculture Committee and presumed chairman in the 116th Congress, said he and current Chairman K.
Policy · 115th Congress
How Congress Made CHIP a Budgetary Boondoggle
Lawmakers are on the verge of wringing another $7.7 billion in budgetary savings out of the Children’s Health Insurance Program to finance the discretionary portion of the Department of Health and
Policy · 115th Congress
A Workhorse and a Hard Charger Aim for Transportation Top Spot
The personalities of the two candidates angling to be the next top Republican on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee may be the starkest difference between them.
Policy · 115th Congress
Congress Awaits Details as Canada Looms Over NAFTA Deadline
Lighthizer has said he will send the notice Friday, pressuring Canada to join the agreement in principle before then or be left on the sidelines. Earlier in the week, Sen. Patrick J.
Policy · 115th Congress
Foreign Lobbying Overhauls Stall as Manafort Goes to Trial
The Manafort case, along with the special counsel investigation into foreign interference in the 2016 elections that it stemmed from, have given the act known as FARA unprecedented name recognition
Policy · 115th Congress
House Set to Start Farm Bill Talks With Senate Before Recess
The Texas Republican said the House will vote Wednesday afternoon to launch negotiations with the Senate that will resolve differences between the chambers on a new five-year farm bill.
Policy · 115th Congress
Wilson Said He Was Duped Into Suggesting He Supports Arming Toddlers
Baron Cohen conducted the interview in disguise, pretending to be an Israeli anti-terrorism expert named Col. Erran Morad.
Policy · 115th Congress
House Democratic Leadership Talk Starts Moving Into the Open
“I don’t want to make any decisions unless it seems like I could win,” she said in an interview that her office initiated with Roll Call.
Policy · 115th Congress
Health Statistics See Funding Lag Amid Boosts Elsewhere
The National Health Interview Survey has been running since 1957 and asks questions about individuals’ health status and access to medical care.
Policy · 115th Congress
Lawmakers Still Being Kept out of Facilities With Immigrant Children
know as well,” Denham said in an interview with the ABC affiliate.