Policy · 116th Congress
Health official warns of potential COVID-19 vaccine problems
Rick Bright, who oversaw the administration's vaccine and drug investments before being transferred, says development could take longer than predicted.
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Rick Bright, who oversaw the administration's vaccine and drug investments before being transferred, says development could take longer than predicted.
Black women are more likely to die while or after giving birth. COVID-19 may make such racial disparities in maternal health worse.
Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney is working on a bill that would set up pandemic risk insurance that would be open to voluntary participation from private insurers.
Because of short supply, some body bags are reused two or three times. Sometimes the deceased person is wrapped in sheets and a mask is placed on the face.
Purchase of up to 1 million barrels for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve would take advantage of record low prices, may help domestic oil producers as well.
An amendment to a security bill to require search warrants came up one vote short. But one supporter was absent. Another vote may not happen, though.
A federal official who oversaw test and drug investments says Trump administration ignored his warnings and are missing chances to prevent COVID-19 deaths.
Fed Chairman Powell tells Congress not to worry about debt amid the COVID-19 pandemic and urges more spending to rescue the economy
The Trump administration plans a temporary change to rules on H-2B guest workers to help beleaguered meatpacking plants keep those foreign employees.
House Democrats’ latest COVID-19 aid package has some of the party's allies frustrated with the exclusion of aid for clean energy and other priorities.
Airline pilots are at odds with carriers over how to keep crews and passengers safe during the pandemic, and are looking to Congress for uniform procedures.
More and more farmers say they want to join the fight against climate change rather than remain cast as villains avoiding the responsibility.
Foreign doctors assigned to rural communities under special visas may soon be able to help patients in locations hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
Pentagon plans to monitor and track progress in stopping sexual harassment in the military have gone mostly unfulfilled, federal auditors found.
Hackers looking to steal information from U.S. researchers and organizations working on testing, treatments and vaccines for the coronavirus.
Representatives from 330 companies pay a virtual visit to Capitol Hill to call for federal climate action, including a tax on carbon. Part of a campaign to pressure Congress to tackle climate change,
The different speeds at which states are rolling out unemployment benefits have workers in some places facing long delays in getting their jobless payments. Florida lags other states, Kentucky struggles and Indiana is the fifth-worst performing state.
House Democrats would provide more than $14 billion in food aid for the poor, ethanol purchases and compensation for livestock losses.
The measure by House Democrats would block Trump's efforts to produce block-level citizenship data using government records.
NIH official says it's unlikely a widely available treatment or vaccine will be ready by the start of school in the fall