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Policy · 116th Congress

Next president will need to repair trust in health agencies

[jwp-video n=”1″] From April to October, the percentage of people reporting trust in the CDC dropped from 83 percent to 72 percent, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation’s health tracking

Campaigns · 116th Congress

Election in sight: It all depends whether you believe your eyes

[jwp-video n=”1″] The same survey found Trump (49 percent) and Biden (48 percent) virtually tied on who would do a better job on the economy, while Biden had a large 56 percent to 40 percent

Campaigns · 116th Congress

As campaign ends, GOP dominates list of 10 most vulnerable in the House

[jwp-video n=”1″] These districts’ 2016 presidential results were factored into the rankings, along with conversations with strategists on both sides of the aisle and race ratings from Inside

Policy · 116th Congress

Schools weigh plans for rapid COVID-19 tests

[jwp-video n=”1″] States also aren’t sure whether additional rounds of free tests will come in the future and may not want to quickly deplete the tests they receive, which means they need to

Campaigns · 116th Congress

How much can change in six years? Ask these Senate Republicans

[jwp-video n=”1″] “The reality is that we’re just dealing with a fundamentally different electorate,” said Guy Cecil, who was the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee’s executive director

Policy · 116th Congress

Facebook endorses Section 230 changes ahead of Senate hearing

[jwp-video n=”1″] Zuckerberg said Facebook supports “the ideas around transparency and industry collaboration that are being discussed in some of the current bipartisan proposals” and urged

Congress · 116th Congress

Little time, big differences threaten lame-duck spending deals

Pandemic-related aid and delayed appropriations for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1 appear set to merge into a sweeping multitrillion-dollar negotiation as lawmakers approach the Dec. 11 expiration of