Congress · 116th Congress
Lawmakers ask about potential COVID-19 vaccine cost, efficacy
Schakowsky asked if the companies would sell their vaccines without making a profit. Johnson & Johnson said it would for a while.
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Policy · 116th Congress
New York bolsters fintech leadership role amid pandemic
Aiming at recovery The self-certifying guidelines the department put out last month mirror what happens in U.S. commodity markets, where new financial products can start trading without having to
Opinion · 116th Congress
Most Americans want to help Dreamers. Trump shouldn’t stand in the way
It’s part of what makes America exceptional and something we should celebrate and foster.
Policy · 116th Congress
Supreme Court allows Florida to enforce felon voting rights law
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
Congress · 116th Congress
Negotiators seem open to trade-offs for coronavirus relief deal
] Pelosi, speaking at a news conference Wednesday to note that it’s been two months since Democrats passed their $3.5 trillion relief package, said the House will not leave for its August recess without
Policy · 116th Congress
Experts: Public trust in science, data key to COVID-19 vaccine credibility
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.
Congress · 116th Congress
Convicted by software? Not so fast, says California lawmaker
“We need to be able to set some relevant standards, and NIST itself needs to provide some guideposts to judges, to prosecutors and to the defense to guide them through what standards should be in place
Congress · 116th Congress
Kansas GOP Rep. Steve Watkins charged with voter fraud
Watkins faces charges of “interference with law enforcement, providing false information; voting without being qualified; unlawful advance voting; and failing to notify the DMV of change of address
Congress · 116th Congress
Negotiators look for common ground on unemployment aid extension
“We think we should spend trillions of dollars bolstering the American middle class.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Chief justice leads Supreme Court through tempered term
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
Congress · 116th Congress
House Defense spending report shows bad blood with Pentagon
The department, the report added, regularly seeks additional budget flexibility to spend money for programs “with or without congressional approval.”
Congress · 116th Congress
Committee chairs’ power questioned in and outside Congress
House Republicans have a conference rule that says their committee leaders cannot serve more than three terms (six years) combined as chair or ranking member without a waiver.
Policy · 116th Congress
Supreme Court upholds Trump administration birth control rules
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.
Policy · 116th Congress
Workplace testing for coronavirus remains a challenge
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
Congress · 116th Congress
Layoff threats scare Senate food workers, but most spared until September
Managers told employees they should register for unemployment insurance.
Podcasts · 116th Congress
Coronavirus Special Report: What will it take to get kids back to school? - Roll Call
Show Notes:Confederate statues, COVID-19, nuclear testing mark appropriations processBack-to-school looms for kids without Wi-Fi — and CongressDemocrats say 2 GOP House hopefuls in Virginia should be kept
Policy · 116th Congress
Public health experts worry CDC is being stifled on COVID-19
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stresses that people should wear cloth masks in public.
Congress · 116th Congress
Duckworth blocks military promotions to protect impeachment witness
“I don’t know without a doubt what we do know because I haven’t been briefed by Gen. Nakasone, or Gina Haspel, or Gen. Miller, or any of the appropriate folks who should be briefing us.”
Congress · 116th Congress
Republicans push back on Democrats’ DC statehood bill
Tom Cotton, R-Ark., and Steve Daines, R-Mont., who noted a Gallup poll that found a majority of Americans believed Washington should not be a state.
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Democrats on the verge of their own tea party problem
As of yet, the Democratic infighting has largely taken place in safe blue districts and hasn’t resulted in the party losing competitive seats they should have otherwise won.