Policy · 116th Congress
Today is only ‘halftime’ say top cybersecurity officials
Chad Wolf, the acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, said that Americans should wait for official results to be announced.
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Policy · 116th Congress
Next president will need to repair trust in health agencies
In order to win back public trust, the agencies also should focus on doctors and local health officials, said former Baltimore Health Commissioner Leana Wen, a professor of public health at the George
Campaigns · 116th Congress
At the Races: Voters gonna vote
But a number of competitive races expected to be called within hours after polls close should provide an early indication of where things are headed.
Policy · 116th Congress
Election may affect whether North Carolina expands Medicaid
He said lawmakers should instead advocate policies like expanding access to telemedicine and increasing the scope of practice for nurse practitioners and allow them to provide services often offered
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Trump’s worst possible closing message
Toward the end of that cycle, Republicans explicitly argued that voters should not give Bill Clinton a “blank check” — which meant electing a Republican Congress to “check” Clinton.
Congress · 116th Congress
Little time, big differences threaten lame-duck spending deals
Agencies navigating the pandemic would be forced to send employees home by the thousands while those deemed “exempt” would continue working without pay.
Policy · 116th Congress
Interior OKs Tongass logging amid Alaska timber, petroleum push
[Without Senate-confirmed leaders, Interior rules may be at risk] Alaska Gov.
Policy · 116th Congress
Tech companies push for new software to break China’s 5G lead
In May, Barr issued a statement saying that the technology was not an immediate solution but should be studied.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Election experts doubt Supreme Court decides White House race
Yet this year has several reasons why legal challenges could be more likely, including a pandemic across the country, a president raging, without evidence, about voting fraud, and the potential threat
Policy · 116th Congress
Top House tax writers unveil retirement savings proposal
The stall in retirement savings due to unemployment related to COVID-19 should prompt House members to consider the legislation during the upcoming lame-duck session, Richman said.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
2 GOP senators’ strategies diverge, but both are in peril
Gardner convinced a majority of his fellow GOP senators this year to back legislation to permanently fund national park maintenance, he broke with longstanding party orthodoxy — which held that Congress should
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
Running for office is exhausting. Breast cancer doesn’t care
“Could I — should I — not disclose?” she wondered.
Congress · 116th Congress
House Democrats float tax compromises in coronavirus relief talks
offering several concessions to Republicans on pandemic-related tax items, including a temporary fix to the thorny problem of how teleworkers and others who work in multiple states during the pandemic should
Policy · 116th Congress
Repealing Section 230 could have unintended consequences for Trump and conservatives
Currently, social media companies can mostly choose to moderate noncriminal content posted on their sites however they want without fear of being sued over those decisions.
Policy · 116th Congress
UK limit on cryptocurrency derivatives draws attention in US
Ariel Zetlin-Jones, an economics professor at Carnegie Mellon University, said he didn’t believe cryptocurrency markets would reach a size that could threaten financial stability without significant
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Excuse me, but is that a partisan wave building?
Both presidential campaigns are focused on that handful of states (along with a few others, like Georgia and Ohio), and we should all watch for changes in public opinion in those crucial places.
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate Judiciary lines up Oct. 22 vote on Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination
In the Judiciary Committee, Republicans voted Thursday morning to move forward with the nomination without Democrats, essentially breaking the panel’s own rules. Sen. Richard J.
Policy · 116th Congress
States seek more federal funds as Medicaid enrollment grows
Next steps Experts don’t agree on what Washington officials should do next.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Democrats won’t sacrifice your health and safety for corporate profits
This immunity would shield all companies from any responsibility should their workers, and even customers, contract COVID-19 because those businesses failed to take preventative measures.
Policy · 116th Congress
Census count wraps up early amid questions about accuracy
“Under the Constitution, the federal government must conduct a complete and accurate Census, and this duty should not be trumped by adherence to a statutory deadline that never envisioned a once-in-a-generation