Policy · 116th Congress
GOP governors ignored mask mandate advice from task force
The U.S. has reported more coronavirus cases and deaths than any other country, with more than 6 million infections and 183,000 deaths to date.
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Policy · 116th Congress
CDC study finds behavioral health concerns rose in June amid coronavirus
Thirty-three percent of unpaid caregivers reported increased substance use compared to 6 percent of adults overall, and 31 percent reported suicidal ideation compared to 4 percent of all adults.
Policy · 116th Congress
Exclusive: Federal officials launch vaccine pilot program
A Senate GOP leadership bill included $26 billion for that purpose, including $6 billion for vaccine distribution, signaling some bipartisan agreement.
Policy · 116th Congress
White House halts new DACA applications amid ‘review’
Tuesday’s DHS memo is expected to face legal challenges, and some immigration experts expressed hope it would prompt lawmakers to pass a Democrat-backed bill (H.R. 6) that would provide a pathway
Policy · 116th Congress
Trump administration rescinds rule for international students with only online courses
Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency that oversees the international student and exchange visitor program, would rescind the July 6 guidance “on a nationwide basis.”
Policy · 116th Congress
As payroll support nears an end, airline unions seek renewal
U.S. carriers have idled 37 percent of their fleet and collectively burn an estimated $6 billion worth of cash per month.
Policy · 116th Congress
Chief justice leads Supreme Court through tempered term
In a different 6-3 opinion, Roberts and Justice Neil M.
Policy · 116th Congress
CDC to revise school reopening guidance
That guidance suggests students and teachers wear masks, students stay 6 feet apart from each other, have plenty of cleaning supplies and protective gear on hand and not have students sharing objects.
Policy · 116th Congress
Workplace testing for coronavirus remains a challenge
A June poll of 40 large employers conducted by the Pacific Business Group on Health, or PBGH, found that just 6 percent plan to implement on-site testing.
Policy · 116th Congress
Trump notifies World Health Organization of US intent to leave
The Trump administration on Tuesday confirmed it notified the World Health Organization of its intent to formally withdraw as a member effective July 6, 2021, setting in motion the actual process.
Policy · 116th Congress
Back-to-school looms for kids without Wi-Fi — and Congress
Even if schools do reopen, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended that desks be 6 feet apart, which may result in kids attending on a part-time basis.
Policy · 116th Congress
Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana law restricting abortion
Corrected 6:40 p.m. | The Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision on Monday overturned a Louisiana law restricting abortion, disappointing conservatives and elevating the issue before the November elections.
Policy · 116th Congress
GAO: Stimulus checks sent to dead people among coronavirus response problems
Corrected 6:30 p.m. | The Government Accountability Office criticized the Trump administration’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic on multiple fronts Thursday, including the issuing of more than $1
Policy · 116th Congress
After jobless cases soared, states seek to root out the fraud
In Maine, for example, the nearly 12,000 cases of rejected benefits reported last week represent a significant portion of a caseload of 65,600 as of June 6.
Policy · 116th Congress
Supreme Court extends employment protections to LGBT individuals
The 6-3 decision, written by conservative Justice Neil M.
Policy · 116th Congress
Supreme Court’s LGBT decision could shake up other laws and lawsuits
The high court decided, 6-3, that firing someone merely for being gay or transgender is discrimination based on “sex” in Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Policy · 116th Congress
CDC releases new safety guidance as states lift limits
The guidance recommends that people attending gatherings use proper hand hygiene, wear cloth facial coverings and maintain social distancing, or keeping a 6-foot distance from others, when possible
Policy · 116th Congress
Homeland Security grossly understated family separations, watchdog says
The report looked at a specific two-month period, from May 6 to July 9.
Policy · 116th Congress
Victims’ lives turn on coming military sexual assault debate
The abuse had happened in the summer of 2016, at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, when her twin girls had just turned 6 and an older daughter was 10.
Policy · 116th Congress
AFL-CIO, Labor Department spar over workplace safety amid COVID-19
The AFL-CIO also petitioned OSHA on March 6 to issue such a standard, as did a nurse’s union. But the Labor Department never responded.