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Shawn Fremstad of the liberal Center for Economic and Policy Research on what the COVID-19 relief law accomplishes and where it falls short.
Homeland Security Department will begin six, 60-day sprints on specific cybersecurity fronts, including fighting ransomware.
Money would provide broadband to 30 million people and prioritize affordability for families in rural, urban, and tribal areas.
Shootings, other attacks put momentum behind efforts to tackle hate crimes, with lawmakers looking more likely to take action on the issue.
Homeland officials are studying whether military spies could legally aid the hunt for cyberattacks launched within the United States
Wyoming seeks to give itself a reputation for being friendly to cryptocurrencies even as New York becomes known for tough enforcement.
Lawmakers link use of Facebook, Instagram and YouTube to cyberbullying, teenage suicide, depression and loneliness.
The additional doses would ensure Johnson & Johnson keeps its commitment of delivering 20 million vaccines before the end of March.
A contractor with ties to former government officials could be a bottleneck holding up production of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines.
Democrats say natural disasters, economic strife in Central America are driving the migration hike; GOP blames Biden's immigration policies.
The congressional debate over how to curb the number of unaccompanied minors at the US-Mexico border may soon turn into a funding fight, too.
Democrats rail against social media's role in Jan. 6 riot; Republicans fault Facebook, Google and Twitter for stifling conservative voices.
The level of daily new COVID-19 infections is about 55,000, below the winter surge but still too high to resume regular life.
Among the bills are ones to facilitate a dedicated funding stream for Amtrak, and authorize $50 billion to address wastewater infrastructure.
Additional policies to expand STD education, combat testing supply shortages and provide direct funding are needed, experts say.
When he was Transportation secretary, Anthony Foxx says knew he was heading into a disadvantaged neighborhood. The highway was the tell.
Nineteen House members and delegates testified at an annual "member's day" hearing before the House Ways and Means Committee.
Delays could undercut vaccinations in areas without access to deep freezers needed for one of the two other authorized vaccines.
Republican senators pushed the acting Census Bureau director over delays in data needed to redraw congressional and legislative districts.
Recovery has moved faster than expected, but there’s still a ways to go, the economic officials said at a hearing on the pandemic response.