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China’s amassing of genomic data highlights global biotech race
Lawmakers, national security experts and biotech researchers are concerned about advances China is seeking in the world of life sciences.
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Lawmakers, national security experts and biotech researchers are concerned about advances China is seeking in the world of life sciences.
Biden defended his decision to withdraw U.S. forces from Afghanistan, saying he had no interest in continuing a forever war or forever exit.
The House Oversight and Reform Committee will take up a $7.5 billion package to help the GSA and Postal Service’s vehicle fleets go green.
As a bill to invest billions of dollars into the nation’s transport systems nears passage, jobs managing the spending are vacant.Â
CDC advisers do not endorse Biden’s plan to start offering COVID-19 booster shots to a wide swath of consumers next month.
The failure of electricity systems due to Hurricane Ida highlight the need for infrastructure upgrades, public officials say.
The administration is hoping to add to package requirements that cryptocurrency businesses report information on foreign account holders.
Nearly 70 House Democrats urged party leaders in Congress for more funding to combat climate change through the Interior Department.
OPINION — The budget reconciliation package offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to modernize and repair our public libraries.
The humanitarian aid community is pleading with U.S. officials to help lessen a catastrophe in Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover.
Groups backing climate initiatives in Biden plan are trying to sway moderate voters in districts that flipped to the GOP in 2020.
A rally demanding the Senate pass voting rights legislation singled out President Joe Biden and West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin for pressure.
The Sept. 14 election to recall Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom could be close in California, a state Joe Biden won by 29 points last year.
OPINION — Imposing a new fee on radio stations would only help major record labels and not listeners, local communities and musicians.
Democrats consider a procedure that would enable the White House to waive the federal debt ceiling unilaterally but give Congress a veto.
OPINION — With the House passing a partisan voting rights bill, the Senate should focus its efforts on advancing a more meaningful version.
The records requests focus on the spread of misinformation, domestic violent extremism and attempts to overturn the presidential election.
Justices struck down the administration's moratorium on evictions 6-3 on Thursday, leaving congressional Democrats in search of a response.
Thousands of Afghan special immigrant visa holders and other refugees will test a resettlement system largely dismantled by Trump.
A suicide bombing that left 12 U.S. troops dead prompted calls to extend Biden's Afghanistan withdrawal deadline.