Policy · 117th Congress
Border showdown could preview spending battle
The increasing numbers of minors arriving at the southern U.S. border without a parent or guardian have presented a challenge for the administration.
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Policy · 117th Congress
Johnson & Johnson under pressure to deliver promised vaccine doses to states
The delays could undercut vaccinations in rural and low-income areas without access to deep freezers needed for one of the two other authorized vaccines.
Policy · 117th Congress
CDC revises distancing advice in schools in bid to open classrooms
All elementary schools can adhere to the three-feet guidance without major risks, as can middle and high schools in communities where transmission is low, moderate or substantial — meaning in places
Policy · 117th Congress
COVID-19 vaccine boosters could present equity, pricing issues
Scientists say they will have a better understanding of the spread and scope of variants by April or May, and public health officials agree that policy decisions regarding vaccine boosters should
Policy · 117th Congress
Senate Republicans denounce Biden’s border wall funding freeze
that the previous administration redirected for border wall construction were never appropriated by Congress for that purpose and President Biden’s proclamation makes it quite clear that construction should
Policy · 117th Congress
Mayorkas defends border response, expects 20-year high
[As more migrant children arrive, Biden faces political hurdles] Border agents recorded more than 100,000 crossings in February, including more than 9,000 migrant children arriving without their
Policy · 117th Congress
How the pandemic changed health care, one year later
And there are lessons learned that should help combat future epidemics.
Policy · 117th Congress
Congress weighs propping up a transforming transport system
Lawmakers responded to the sudden changes by pouring federal dollars into protecting transportation modes, reasoning that the economy could not recover without transportation.
Policy · 117th Congress
SolarWinds hack may lead to breach notification law and stronger cyber agency
Without a law and clear guidance, companies don’t know whom to alert when they’re hacked, Brad Smith, president of Microsoft, said at a joint hearing of the House Oversight and Reform and House Homeland
Policy · 117th Congress
Officials promote COVID-19 shots, plan more advice on behavior
Nunez-Smith added that the vaccines that have been authorized should be distributed evenly, so that certain communities don’t only have access to one type of vaccine, addressing concerns that hard-to-reach
Policy · 117th Congress
As more migrant children arrive, Biden faces political hurdles
The Department of Health and Human Services, which takes custody of migrant children who arrive in the U.S. without a parent, had approximately 7,600 children in its care as of Friday, more than
Policy · 117th Congress
Pandemic challenges, Trump rules await Cardona at Education
Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Chair Patty Murray said changing Title IX rules related to the adjudication of sexual violence on college campuses should be a “key priority.”
Policy · 117th Congress
CIA nominee pledges to de-politicize intelligence briefings
To support Biden’s goal of “out-competing” China, the CIA should devote more resources to growing and improving the capabilities of its China specialists, including their language skills, said Burns
Policy · 117th Congress
Vaccine sign-up struggles highlight state and federal challenges
“If the federal government distributes independently of the states to these same entities without state coordination and consultation, redundancy and inefficiency may very well follow,” governors
Policy · 117th Congress
Sex workers, sidelined in last Section 230 debate, seek a seat at the table
The organizations said Congress should pass Khanna’s bill to study the effects of FOSTA-SESTA before passing any additional laws to change Section 230.
Policy · 117th Congress
Health care bore brunt of cyberattacks in 2020, study says
Although criminals accounted for four out of five targeted intrusions uncovered by CrowdStrike, and deserve attention, “state-sponsored groups should not be neglected,” the report said.
Policy · 117th Congress
For truckers, pandemic has highlighted a big need: Parking
Because of this, they argue, $755 million for more parking should not be a heavy lift.
Policy · 117th Congress
Harm to schools from drilling-lease pause may be overstated
“New Mexico’s children are the future, and without vital funding from New Mexico’s oil and gas industry, our students will not have access to the tools and resources they need to enter the workforce
Policy · 117th Congress
COVID-19 aid insurance language splits experts on necessity, scope
“You should be reforming the rules that drive up the cost to insurance as opposed to just simply throwing more money at the insurers, which will just sop it up,” said Ed Haislmaier, a senior research
Congress · 117th Congress
With guns as backdrop, Boebert opposes committee firearm ban
Grijalva, D-Ariz., should pay for her security detail personally rather than having taxpayers foot the bill.