Policy · 116th Congress
Hemp industry asks Congress to help on FDA guidance
Without these federal guidelines, Kentucky growers, processors and manufacturers lack the certainty needed to take full advantage of the opportunities hemp offers.”
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Policy · 116th Congress
Labor IG departs amid fraud dispute over jobless benefits
“We believe that reliance solely on claimant self-certifications without evidence of eligibility and wages renders the PUA program highly vulnerable to improper payments and fraud,” the OIG warned
Policy · 116th Congress
Colleges weigh how to confront COVID-19 as they plan to reopen
“The pivotal question for us individually and as a society is not whether we should take risks, but what risks are acceptable and why,” he wrote.
Policy · 116th Congress
Protests may add COVID-19 cases and compound racial disparities
“The fear of being able to drive down the street or walk down the street without losing your life causes enormous stress. Far too often, that’s an issue,” he said.
Policy · 116th Congress
Lawmakers compromise on PPP loan terms as talks continue
agreed to require that 60 percent of such loans be used for payroll, a compromise between the initial draft that would have eliminated it and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s position last week that it should
Policy · 116th Congress
National Parks reopen without release of plan or infection data
“I think the National Park Service and the Department should be more transparent than they are,” said Phil Francis, a chairman at the Coalition to Protect America’s National Parks.
Policy · 116th Congress
Corporations and consumer groups battle over COVID-19 liability
McConnell said the flood of lawsuits could amount to a “second pandemic” and that he won’t accept Democratic demands such as state and local government aid without liability protections.
Policy · 116th Congress
Coronavirus wallops disaster agencies as storms, fires approach
And those without the financial means to drive or fly out ahead of a natural disaster could be faced with the choice of riding it out at home or mingling with crowds in public shelters.
Policy · 116th Congress
Federal Reserve chairman disappoints Democrats hoping for fiscal backing
In recent weeks, Powell has tried to walk a fine line by encouraging Congress to pass additional fiscal relief without overstepping the nominally apolitical central bank’s bounds.
Policy · 116th Congress
ICE: Migrant parents chose detention over children’s release
The lawyers said the parents recounted that ICE agents did not provide other options and did not clarify whether or not parents would be deported without their children, some of whom were as young as 1
Policy · 116th Congress
Health official warns of potential COVID-19 vaccine problems
Let us speak without fear of retribution.”
Policy · 116th Congress
‘Darkest winter in modern history’ may be ahead, whistleblower to testify
A Trump administration health official who filed a whistleblower complaint last week plans to tell Congress Thursday that without a science-based national response to the pandemic, 2020 will be the “darkest
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate amends surveillance bill to add new oversight
Speaking specifically about the amendment that came up short Wednesday, Daines argued that privacy rights should win out when it comes to browsing history on the internet.
Policy · 116th Congress
Green supporters see holes in Democrats’ recovery bill
Wetstone, president and CEO of the American Council on Renewable Energy, said the clean energy industry is suffering “unprecedented job losses” due to the coronavirus pandemic and the House’s recovery bill should
Policy · 116th Congress
Florida, Kentucky are slowest states in handling jobless claims
But those who deal with the system daily depict a breakdown in processing that has left thousands adrift without benefits. Kentucky also continues to struggle.
Policy · 116th Congress
Farmers are coming around on climate change
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue in February said he wanted to cut agriculture’s carbon footprint in half by 2050 “without regulatory overreach,” while still boosting crop productivity by 40 percent
Policy · 116th Congress
Coronavirus school shutdowns could worsen achievement gap
Alexander’s thesis is not without controversy.
Policy · 116th Congress
Fauci warns against lifting restrictions too fast
“If some areas, cities, states or what have you, jump over those various checkpoints and prematurely open up, without having the capability of being able to respond effectively and efficiently, my
Policy · 116th Congress
States weigh what to do with millions of malaria pills
By April 24, the FDA issued its warning that hydroxychloroquine should not be prescribed off-label, and should only be used in a hospital or a clinical trial because of heart rhythm risks.
Policy · 116th Congress
Trump holds firm on bid to ask Supreme Court to end 2010 health care law
2018, arguing that the health care law was unconstitutional after Republicans effectively ended the so-called “individual mandate” in the 2017 tax overhaul by zeroing out the penalty for most Americans without