Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
A divided Supreme Court declined Thursday to stop a Florida law about felon voting rights, a decision that could leave tens of thousands of people without clarity about whether they are eligible to vote
The Food and Drug Administration should hold hearings and publish data before it approves a COVID-19 vaccine to boost public confidence, experts in infectious diseases and vaccination advise.
On gun rights, the Supreme Court’s first foray into the Second Amendment in nearly a decade fizzled this term when the justices sent a case back to a lower court without ruling on the merits of a
Burwell, sending seven consolidated cases back to their respective districts without resolving the issue of whether religious institutions other than churches should be exempt from the mandate.
But Assistant Secretary for Health Brett Giroir told reporters July 1 that the surge is also partially attributable to a nationwide push for testing in prisons and nursing homes, which should wane after
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stresses that people should wear cloth masks in public.
“Without data, we cannot make an assessment; that is my mind. Some people want to make all the changes. We need the data.”
“Congress should direct the next administration to reconstitute an interagency working group to develop a new SCC that reflects the best available climate science,” the report reads in part.
Risks Without widespread acceptance of masks, workers face two risks: a greater threat of being exposed to the coronavirus and the potential of a conflict over whether they should be worn.
[Fintech industry pursues clarity on ‘token’ regulation] Then the SEC cracked down, deciding that most of them were securities transactions that should have been registered.
Some of the economic lifelines extended in March will be withdrawn soon without congressional action, leaving the risk that workers and businesses may be left adrift during legislative negotiations
The bill would stop companies from “silencing political speech from conservatives without any recourse for users,” Hawley said. Hawley’s bill has the backing of Sen.
Gilead said it priced the drug “below value” based on its estimation that hospitals could save $12,000 per patient that is discharged earlier than anticipated without the drug.
“AILA believes that Congress should appropriate temporary funding to USCIS only if it includes safeguards related to transparency, accountability and efficiency,” the organization’s president, Marketa
USCIS confirmed in a statement that without additional appropriations from Congress, the agency “will need to administratively furlough approximately 13,400 employees.”
Congress’ $50 billion battle with oil companies over whether butane mixed with gasoline should qualify for alternative fuels tax credits appears to be heading to its next phase — a court challenge to what
“It is hard for us to make an assessment without being able to contact the people who are doing the work,” Maloney said. “We would like to verify they are doing everything right.
A U.S. digital currency would behave more like cash, which changes hands without involving third parties.
Privacy and civil liberties advocates say the bill, which was first introduced in 2018 but had lain dormant without a commitment that Mayor Bill de Blasio would sign it into law, may not have passed without
The commission also pointedly noted that large companies have taken advantage of the borrowing costs lowered thanks to the Fed’s interventions without passing along those benefits to employees.