Policy · 117th Congress
Rep. Grace Meng on fighting COVID-19 and hatred aimed at Asian Americans
Meng talked to CQ Roll Call after the Atlanta spa shootings about the rise in anti-Asian violence and what she planned to do about it.
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Meng talked to CQ Roll Call after the Atlanta spa shootings about the rise in anti-Asian violence and what she planned to do about it.
The probe will look beyond individual incidents to assess whether the force systemically engages in unlawful or unconstitutional policing.
The United States still lacks a comprehensive COVID-19 testing strategy more than a year into the pandemic, even as vaccines are distributed.
Granholm says the administration wants to bring jobs to areas hard-hit by the transition to cleaner energy.
Tribal communities have been quick to vaccinate, but the pandemic has highlighted American Indian and Alaska Native health disparities.
The pause on the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine may jeopardize access for some of the trickiest people to vaccinate, health experts say.
Fetal tissue research has been the subject of controversy because some advocates oppose using fetal tissue derived from abortions.
After critics called the current refugee admissions level of 15,000 'unconscionable,' the White House said a final cap will be set in May
The $1.7 billion federal infusion comes as variants of the coronavirus make up about half of the current COVID-19 cases in the United States.
President Biden's proposal would increase the HHS budget by 23.5 percent and give the CDC its biggest increase in two decades.
With President Joe Biden yet to formally raise the admissions cap, the U.S. is on pace to resettle the fewest number of refugees in years.
Delayed census numbers has led some states to begin drawing maps using survey data, and advocates say public input is being lost.
Five major companies will report publicly about their influence on climate policy and alignment with the Paris climate accord.
Infection disease officials are questioned on issues such as COVID-19 testing at the southern border, vaccine hesitancy, reopening schools.
Nearly 1,000 people left the agency after 2016, according to the fiscal 2022 budget proposal by the Biden White House.
Congressional delegation trips to the U.S. border have become commonplace as the government deals with a growing number of migrants.
The Biden administration proposed to allow groups that provide abortions or abortion referrals along with birth control to get federal funds.
The pause of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine will likely be over soon and officials said it wouldn't impact U.S. vaccination much.
If confirmed by the Senate, prominent statistician Robert Santos would head a Census Bureau trying to wrap up a much-delayed 2020 count.
President Biden plans to withdraw remaining U.S. troops from Afghanistan by Sept. 11, the 20th anniversary of the terror attacks that sparked the war.