Policy · 116th Congress
Virus vaccination timeline depends on variety of factors
You can say when you get started: I have all the ingredients, and this is what it’s going to take, and this should equate to 100 million doses.
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Policy · 116th Congress
Farm support holds for Trump, but Biden may find inroads
Larew said a Biden administration should engage swaths of agriculture — conventional, organic, small, large, specialty crop growers, livestock producers — as it develops policies.
Policy · 116th Congress
Long-term care visitation policies vary as COVID-19 cases rise
“If a facility believes that despite county prevalence rates that essential family caregivers should be allowed in the facility, they should reach out to the Indiana Department of Health to discuss
Policy · 116th Congress
Airlines make plans to return Boeing 737 Max to service
“The history of the 737 MAX shows what happens when we undermine and starve key government functions,” she said, saying the aircraft was rushed to market without proper review and that regulatory
Policy · 116th Congress
OK to change Section 230, Facebook and Twitter CEOs say, but how remains elusive
“Without Section 230, political misinformation and harmful content could run rampant online, alienating users and businesses that rely on an internet that balances free expression with online safety.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Immigration changes to take time under Biden, experts say
For example, Biden’s promises of canceling the travel ban against Muslim majority countries and reinstating the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program should be relatively quick
Policy · 116th Congress
Officials clarify military role in coronavirus vaccination amid wariness
Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility performed hysterectomies on women without their consent.
Policy · 116th Congress
Today is only ‘halftime’ say top cybersecurity officials
Chad Wolf, the acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, said that Americans should wait for official results to be announced.
Policy · 116th Congress
Next president will need to repair trust in health agencies
In order to win back public trust, the agencies also should focus on doctors and local health officials, said former Baltimore Health Commissioner Leana Wen, a professor of public health at the George
Policy · 116th Congress
Election may affect whether North Carolina expands Medicaid
He said lawmakers should instead advocate policies like expanding access to telemedicine and increasing the scope of practice for nurse practitioners and allow them to provide services often offered
Policy · 116th Congress
Interior OKs Tongass logging amid Alaska timber, petroleum push
[Without Senate-confirmed leaders, Interior rules may be at risk] Alaska Gov.
Policy · 116th Congress
Tech companies push for new software to break China’s 5G lead
In May, Barr issued a statement saying that the technology was not an immediate solution but should be studied.
Policy · 116th Congress
Top House tax writers unveil retirement savings proposal
The stall in retirement savings due to unemployment related to COVID-19 should prompt House members to consider the legislation during the upcoming lame-duck session, Richman said.
Policy · 116th Congress
Repealing Section 230 could have unintended consequences for Trump and conservatives
Currently, social media companies can mostly choose to moderate noncriminal content posted on their sites however they want without fear of being sued over those decisions.
Policy · 116th Congress
UK limit on cryptocurrency derivatives draws attention in US
Ariel Zetlin-Jones, an economics professor at Carnegie Mellon University, said he didn’t believe cryptocurrency markets would reach a size that could threaten financial stability without significant
Policy · 116th Congress
States seek more federal funds as Medicaid enrollment grows
Next steps Experts don’t agree on what Washington officials should do next.
Policy · 116th Congress
Census count wraps up early amid questions about accuracy
“Under the Constitution, the federal government must conduct a complete and accurate Census, and this duty should not be trumped by adherence to a statutory deadline that never envisioned a once-in-a-generation
Policy · 116th Congress
Immigrants punished for not cleaning detention center, court papers suggest
The previously confidential incidents suggest that staff at the Aurora center coerced detainees to clean areas without pay, and punished those who refused.
Policy · 116th Congress
Fintech boom prompts Justice to revisit bank merger guidance
The Department of Justice’s antitrust division is contemplating whether it should revisit 25-year-old bank merger guidelines as new financial technologies reshape the banking industry and the market share
Policy · 116th Congress
5 hysterectomies referred by ICE center, DHS tells Congress
NCCHC) standards, and three hysterectomies were in fact performed,” Wolf wrote in response to questions about a federal complaint that suggested these procedures were being performed unnecessarily and without