Congress · 116th Congress
Coronavirus pandemic presents additional hurdles for abortion access
The suit says blocking abortion access violates the governor’s executive order because these abortions should be considered medically necessary.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Pelosi lays out Democrats’ priorities for next round of coronavirus legislation
Angel Padilla, national policy director for Indivisible, said the final bill was an improvement over the original released by McConnell, but House Democrats should change it further.
Policy · 116th Congress
Antitrust cops to speed collaboration reviews in COVID-19 fight
For example, health care facilities may need to work together to provide resources and services to communities without immediate access to personal protective equipment, medical supplies or health
Policy · 116th Congress
Bloom or bust: One industry’s struggle with coronavirus
Instead of encouraging businesses to take on more liability in the form of loans, he said the focus should be on supporting the health care system.
Congress · 116th Congress
Trump suggests ‘critical’ workers return, despite virus exposure
people without symptoms can spread the novel coronavirus.
Policy · 116th Congress
Social media data could greatly aid in tracking COVID-19 worldwide
Privacy concerns “This data is a public good that should be shared,” Sarah Rispin Sedlak, one of the Duke researchers who on March 19 published the report on information sharing during an epidemic
Policy · 116th Congress
In coronavirus aid debate, GOP sees a favorite target: Green New Deal
“This sideshow should not be part of the minority leader’s priorities.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Trump wants the economy ‘raring to go’ by Easter. Economists reject that idea
The faster the health crisis ends, the sooner the nation can get back to work, which means a shallower and shorter recession, without the risk of viral rebound that sends the nation back into a panic.
Policy · 116th Congress
Senate delays vote as rifts deepen on coronavirus aid
And that should include the House.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Stimulus education plan prompts calls for more direct aid
It focuses largely on delaying loan payments without interest and penalties for up to six months, among other provisions.
Policy · 116th Congress
States scramble for their fair share of federal pandemic aid
But with Seattle’s King County spending $100 million, Matthew Chase, executive director of the National Association of Counties, said that should be considered a “down payment” as continued funding would
Policy · 116th Congress
ICE scales back immigration arrests amid coronavirus outbreak
“Individuals should not avoid seeking medical care because they fear civil immigration enforcement,” it said.
Policy · 116th Congress
Big Supreme Court opinions could come amid coronavirus outbreak
So far, the court has issued 11 opinions in cases where the justices heard oral arguments — and it’s possible the justices could release more without the need to take the bench to do so.
Policy · 116th Congress
Farm group warns of ‘bare shelves’ without expedited work visas
The employers said the designation should mean the industry’s need for foreign labor is treated as an essential function that merits processing of agricultural visas on an emergency basis.
Policy · 116th Congress
Public health experts worry about spread of COVID-19 misinformation
“We call on all governments, companies and news organizations to work with us to sound the appropriate level of alarm, without fanning the flames of hysteria.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Nurses, doctors exposed to COVID-19 who miss work may lose their job under aid bill
The bill empowers Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia to exempt “certain health care providers and emergency first responders” from taking sick leave if they contract COVID-19, should hospitals face a
Policy · 116th Congress
Shortage of supplies for virus leads Trump to invoke war powers
Sherrod Brown and 27 other Democrats said the Defense Department should work with states to assess the supplies and the Defense Logistics Agency should work on deploying needed equipment.
Policy · 116th Congress
White House sees $50 billion for airlines, support for Boeing
Earlier this month, the FAA recommended Boeing be fined nearly $20 million for installing equipment in the 737 Max and other aircraft without approval.
Congress · 116th Congress
Mnuchin: White House plan will inject $1 trillion into economy
Critics also say the bill’s exemption for companies with 500 or more employees will give huge corporations a pass from the requirement and leave millions of workers without paid leave.
Policy · 116th Congress
Airlines seek $58 billion in aid for business lost to pandemic
The Centre for Aviation, a market intelligence organization for the aviation and the travel industry, warned that without coordinated government and industry action, “by the end of May 2020, most