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Without reliable patent protection, no venture capitalist or business leader can justify continuing to make such large and risky investments. Until 2012, diagnostic methods could be patented.
As it should, Congress is moving quickly to ensure our front-line health care workers receive the resources they need to continue providing care.
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.
The research shows that these platforms are inherently and without exception vulnerable to malware and denial-of-service attacks, and pose unacceptable risks to voter authentication, ballot protection
Here are five things Congress should do right now to protect federal employees and the communities they serve: 1.
Therefore, we have a standoff without a purpose. In an effort to drop prices, they’ve artificially flooded an already oversupplied market, fighting over a share that doesn’t currently exist.
[jwp-video n=”1″] There is a better way, and we should use the coronavirus crisis to put it in place, before we become complacent yet again.
Information Act officer report makes clear these seemingly straightforward procedures can be overwhelming, concluding, “CPSC cannot post or otherwise make publicly available information subject to 6(b) without
It also seemed reasonable to assume that GOP money and the Trump campaign’s emphasis on boosting turnout among white voters without college degrees would be enough to save Mitch McConnell’s Senate majority
Even more problematic, are she and other senior party leaders so out of touch with their base, they don’t realize the train may have left the station without them?
Elizabeth Warren — who pummeled Bloomberg in the Las Vegas debate — should turn her fire on Sanders.
This showing of congressional unity amid a polarizing election year should not be missed by the media or the public.
t think it should be left to the voters and don’t seem willing to accede to a Trump reelection, even if that’s what the voters decide.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi tried to excuse the Democrats’ decision to move forward without the bipartisan support she had insisted was essential to a successful impeachment.
Also Tuesday, Pelosi, under pressure from her own party and without the trial rules, threw in the towel and announced a vote Wednesday to send the articles of impeachment on to the Senate.
The freshman New Yorker took a shot at her party’s congressional leadership and then aimed her fire on the Congressional Progressive Caucus, arguing for the ouster of those without the proper liberal
But as we wind down what admittedly has been an ugly political year, we should not accept the premise that next year will be worse.
America was never all-powerful in the Middle East, but, in hindsight, Obama should have done far more to deter (and maybe oust) Syria’s Bashar Assad in his murderous war on his own people.
Despite the fact that the country is benefiting from one of the strongest economies in history, these progressives are peddling unproven economic theories without any credible economic modeling to support
Frankly, if the NDS is fully implemented, there should be voices of discontent across the Pentagon and Washington. At the moment, such voices are eerily quiet.