Congress · 116th Congress
Highway bill could hitch a ride on the continuing resolution
The House, meanwhile, passed a five-year, $494 billion bill on July 20, but without Republican support.
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Policy · 116th Congress
Schools unprepared for likely rash of cyberattacks, warn security experts
The effects of spending heavily on online learning without investing in network defenses could ultimately place students at even greater risk, according to John Windhausen Jr., director of the nonprofit
Policy · 116th Congress
Doctors’ fees may mean a ‘free’ COVID-19 vaccine isn’t free
Advocates and experts in medical ethics argue there is a moral obligation to provide vaccines without delivery costs.
Policy · 116th Congress
Clyburn to Mnuchin: This is a ‘call to action’
But he said there were “tremendous areas of agreement” between the two parties on what the next aid package should contain and “that’s what we should be doing right away.”
Policy · 116th Congress
‘Subtly terrifying’: How coronavirus changed disaster response
Public transportation options are risky but hard to avoid for those without cars. “Evacuation by bus makes it almost impossible to socially distance,” Talley said.
Policy · 116th Congress
Republicans dislike social media fact-checking, Democrats welcome it, survey says
confidence that these platforms could determine which content should be flagged,” Pew said.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Biden would largely discard Trump’s foreign policies on Day 1
“To walk away from that institution in the middle of a pandemic is like fighting a fire without water,” Loyce Pace, executive director of the Global Health Council, which advocates for access to
Policy · 116th Congress
Hospitals eye permanent telehealth expansion with FCC funds
In March, the Department of Health and Human Services waived restrictions as an emergency measure so that Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries could consult with doctors remotely without having to
Policy · 116th Congress
Top health official argues against widespread COVID-19 testing approach
Mina argues that the Food and Drug Administration should authorize cheap paper-strip tests that can be used at home, similar to a pregnancy test, and that consumers should test themselves at least
Policy · 116th Congress
Antitrust hawks, restaurants want to rein in food delivery apps
DoorDash offered restaurants that were not already using its service the chance to sign up without paying commissions for 30 days and canceled commissions charged to restaurants for pickup orders
Policy · 116th Congress
Exclusive: Federal officials launch vaccine pilot program
“Alarmingly, in the absence of a comprehensive plan, the Administration appears to be making decisions without the critical input of public health partners or consideration for the existing infrastructure
Policy · 116th Congress
Rural tenants, already delaying rent, face pinch without relief
Fisher said her organization doesn’t have a position on whether benefits should remain at $600 a week, but some of its members think the $200 a week proposed by some Republicans may not be enough
Policy · 116th Congress
Pandemic’s effect on already rising suicide rates heightens worry
But experts also say it is too early to draw conclusions without solid data.
Policy · 116th Congress
Conflicts over workplace safety mount as more employers require COVID-19 liability waivers
Federal legislation to provide COVID-19 liability relief for employers should protect only those that follow applicable health and safety guidelines, said John Abegg, executive vice president of
Policy · 116th Congress
Senate aid bill allocates $3 billion to immigration agencies
The fee-funded agency said without help, it would be forced to furlough about 13,400 employees, or roughly two-thirds of its staff.
Policy · 116th Congress
Trump’s census memo puts some Republicans in Catch-22
“Just as we do not give political power to people who are here temporarily, we should not give political power to people who should not be here at all,” Trump said in a statement.
Policy · 116th Congress
Death draws lawmakers’ scrutiny to Robinhood’s trading app
The app, which the company says has 10 million users, allows people to trade stocks, options and cryptocurrencies without fees.
Policy · 116th Congress
Lawmakers question DHS crackdown tactics in protest cities
Local law enforcement can and should be handling these situations in our cities but there is no place for federal troops or unidentified federal agents rounding people up at will,” Rand said in a tweet
Congress · 116th Congress
Merkley bill would stop airlines’ sale of middle seats
Merkley’s bill would also bar any passenger or crew member from boarding a flight without wearing a mask.
Policy · 116th Congress
New York bolsters fintech leadership role amid pandemic
Aiming at recovery The self-certifying guidelines the department put out last month mirror what happens in U.S. commodity markets, where new financial products can start trading without having to