Policy · 117th Congress
Biden health team plans for potential COVID-19 vaccine booster shots
An administration adviser raised the possibility that booster shots for the COVID-19 vaccine may be needed within the next year for some.
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An administration adviser raised the possibility that booster shots for the COVID-19 vaccine may be needed within the next year for some.
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Republicans call it censorship by Big Tech; Democrats say Facebook should do more to curb disinformation and hate speech
Review board says Facebook's ban did not conform to its own policies, and should be reviewed within six months
The goal also signals that the administration expects the vaccination rate to continue at a slower pace than at its peak last month.
Tech firms want uniform regulations requiring corporations to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions, citing a need for reliable data.
The White House and Congress are seeking to build momentum on a policy solution to address rising rates of maternal mortality and morbidity.
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House Democrats are calling for all funding for the ICE 287(g) program to be cut in the fiscal 2022 spending bill.
Ripple is taking on the SEC in its regulatory handling of the popular digital coin offering in a case that could set precedent.
The social media giants removed about 100 posts in India following an emergency order by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government
Lawmakers are sounding the alarm about a visa program for Afghans who helped U.S. troops — and may face danger from the Taliban once troops leave.
The first group of migrant families separated at the border under the Trump administration will be reunited this week — with more to follow.