Congress · 116th Congress
Aid bill to fund virus testing as debate over closures rolls on
Hogan got the tests without White House assistance. Several companies have announced plans to develop their own tests related to the virus.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Partisanship crowds into House’s proxy and remote voting debate
[House to vote on remote proxy voting as soon as Thursday] House Democrats are not unified over the role technology should play in congressional operations during the pandemic.
Opinion · 116th Congress
In responding to COVID-19, Congress must not overlook people with severe disabilities
As it should, Congress is moving quickly to ensure our front-line health care workers receive the resources they need to continue providing care.
Policy · 116th Congress
US border restrictions extended for another month
notice previewed Monday in the Federal Register extends a March 20 order by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention allowing the administration to turn back all migrants who arrive at the border without
Congress · 116th Congress
Coronavirus aid deal down to the ‘fine print,’ Pelosi says
At the White House, President Donald Trump was bullish about a deal and noted “tremendous progress had been made” without giving specifics.
Congress · 116th Congress
Organizations push for remote floor and committee debate, not just voting
The plan does not allow members to participate in debate on the floor and it does not restart the committees, which is where laws should be drafted and oversight of COVID-19 implementation should take
Congress · 116th Congress
Coronavirus aid talks bleed into Monday as deal momentum slows
[Obama small-business chief says Democrats should act now on loan funds] By late Sunday momentum had slowed considerably from earlier in the day.
Policy · 116th Congress
ACLU sees stronger privacy safeguards in COVID-19 tracking apps
The group also released a set of principles that should be considered in developing any technology-assisted contact tracing relating to COVID-19.
Congress · 116th Congress
Coronavirus aid talks set to drag into weekend, Schumer says
“To give the money to the PPP program without correcting it would make no sense,” Schumer said. Democrats’ unity cracking?
Policy · 116th Congress
Lawmakers’ inaction on loans adds uncertainty to small business
plunged the U.S. economy into its darkest period since the Great Depression, and community bankers say Congress’ decision to allow a major response program to run out of money will leave small businesses without
Policy · 116th Congress
Obama small-business chief says Democrats should act now on loan funds
How much can be forgiven should also be increased from eight weeks to cover however long the stay-at-home orders are in effect, Leach said.
Congress · 116th Congress
House Judiciary: McGahn case could stop congressional oversight ‘as we know it’
The House Judiciary panel argues in Thursday’s brief that judges should be able to step in when executive officials defy congressional subpoenas, as they routinely do to enforce subpoenas in other
Congress · 116th Congress
Small-business loan fund runs out as aid talks drag on
“I would think money for rural hospitals and other hospitals who didn’t benefit as much as they should have from that first distribution” could be part of a new aid bill, said Blunt, the top Republican
Congress · 116th Congress
House inches toward low-tech remote voting with proxy vote proposal
[House report tables remote voting] “This system would enable Members to vote remotely in a secure way, without using the kind of technology that is susceptible to hacking or interference by
Campaigns · 116th Congress
At the Races: Pandemic politicking
Rodney Davis, should ask the Trump administration to open special ACA enrollment periods so people won’t have to face the virus without insurance.
Congress · 116th Congress
Democrats want $30B to fix Trump’s ‘failed’ COVID-19 testing before reopening the country
who say the Trump administration “repeatedly failed to recognize the need” for extensive coronavirus testing to fight the pandemic proposed a $30 billion plan Wednesday, arguing the country cannot open without
Congress · 116th Congress
Democrats seek info on how Trump officials distribute life-saving supplies
Trump, his son-in-law and senior advisor Jared Kushner, and John Polowczyk, vice director of logistics for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, have led decisions on the stockpile’s supplies without transparency
Opinion · 116th Congress
Oversight scares Trump as much as COVID-19
While it may have taken Trump a while to take this pandemic as seriously as he should have, there has been no hesitation or delay from him when it comes to avoiding oversight.
Congress · 116th Congress
Remote voting, hearing changes for House may come too late for pandemic use
House rules do not allow for the chamber to vote remotely or for committees to conduct formal hearings or business meetings without a physical presence.
Policy · 116th Congress
Technology to track COVID-19 raises fears of mass surveillance
“Our public health agencies should use the best tools available to slow the spread of this epidemic, but an emergency can’t be an excuse to violate Americans’ rights,” Wyden said in an email to CQ