Policy · 117th Congress
US will pay $200 million in overdue and current dues to WHO
Without ever specifically calling out China, Blinken said it was important that “all countries must make available all data from the earliest days of any outbreak.”
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Policy · 117th Congress
DHS to bring migrants sent to wait in Mexico back to US
Officials warned that migrants enrolled in MPP should not come to the ports of entry.
Policy · 117th Congress
Mandated vaccines threaten to divide long-term care industry
Most bargaining agreements give employers leeway to implement changes without bargaining through a management rights clause, Shea said.
Policy · 117th Congress
On environment, Shultz diverged from current GOP
The greatest environmental treaty in history might not have happened without George Shultz.
Policy · 117th Congress
Oversight hearing probes Sessions’ role in family separations
The zero tolerance policy, announced in 2018, required all parents who cross the border without authorization to be prosecuted for illegal entry, a misdemeanor.
Congress · 117th Congress
Relief bill starts to take shape as budget votes approach
Republicans say that’s far too much to spend, particularly with money still unspent from previous aid rounds and signs of life for the U.S. economy even without additional “stimulus.”
Policy · 117th Congress
Biden orders call for sweeping review of immigration system
Biden indicated plans to revive the U.S. asylum system, which has been essentially shut down since March when the last administration issued a public health directive that turned away all asylum-seekers without
Policy · 117th Congress
Vaccine shortage complicates return to classrooms
Some teachers will go longer than first anticipated without a shot, upping the stakes of a tense debate about how to rescue struggling students burned out on Zoom.
Policy · 117th Congress
Fintechs use rule-making pause to fight cryptocurrency proposal
Matching blockchain addresses with individuals’ identities eliminates the built-in anonymity and potentially allows the government to see every single cryptocurrency transaction an individual makes without
Policy · 117th Congress
Biden plans surge of climate policies, including drilling pause
Schumer, D-N.Y., said during an interview on “The Rachel Maddow Show” Monday night that Biden should consider declaring a national emergency on climate because that would allow him to take many bold actions
Policy · 117th Congress
Companies unlikely to require COVID-19 vaccine, Walmart CEO says
Walmart store employees and other workers categorized as essential should be eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccines ahead of the general population.
Policy · 117th Congress
COVID-19 vaccines sit at hospitals as doctors, pharmacies await doses
Most state health departments designated well-resourced hospitals as vaccination hubs, in part because states were tasked with enrolling providers on a tight deadline without much federal funding.
Policy · 117th Congress
Rental property owners get late assist in year-end spending law
But the law’s text was clear enough that the Treasury Department couldn’t regulate property owners out of the crosshairs without new legislation, Ashley said in an interview.
Policy · 117th Congress
Trump-inspired insurrection prompts concern over control of nuclear weapons
Markey, D-Mass., that would forbid any U.S. president from launching a pre-emptive nuclear attack without the express approval of Congress.
Policy · 117th Congress
Trump pulls Homeland Security nomination after criticism
Every American is guaranteed the right to peacefully protest, but once those protests become violent, we should enforce our laws and bring those responsible to justice — regardless of political motivations
Policy · 117th Congress
Amid violence at Capitol, frustration with social media giants
They used the apps to organize their movements in and around the Capitol without encountering police, the New York Times reported.
Policy · 117th Congress
Bird protections lifted in last-minute Interior rule change
Legal basis Underpinning the Trump administration’s move is a legal opinion by the Interior solicitor, Daniel Jorjani, who argued the law should only apply to birds killed deliberately rather than