Oral arguments made via teleconference approved due to COVID-19 pandemic. On Monday, the Supreme Court made history by broadcasting the live feed from their oral arguments for the…
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Justice Department Sides With Virginia Church
Says Stay-at-home order unfairly targeted religious gatherings. On Sunday, lawyers from the Department of Justice announced that they had filed a statement of interest supporting a lawsuit filed…
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Human Trials for Potential Vaccine Begin
Part of a worldwide scramble. Pfizer and the German company BioNTech announced Tuesday that they have begun human trials on a potential vaccine against the coronavirus. The first…
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President Wants Global Supply Chains Out of China
Discussions are concrete, robust, and multi-lateral. The United States is pushing to create an alliance of “trusted partners” dubbed the “Economic Prosperity Network,” that would include companies and…
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Defense Agency Claims “Game-Changer” Virus Test
Pre-infectious test awaits FDA approval. There are currently no known scientific cures for COVID-19, but scientists at the United States most advanced military agency have designed a test…
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World Leaders Pledge Billions for Virus Vaccine
Effort must be sustained over time. A video-conference summit was held Monday among world leaders, who have together pledged billions of euros for research to find a vaccine…
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Senators Return to Capitol Hill
Social distancing rules to be put in place. On Monday, the Senate returned to Washington D.C. in order to bring a new session to order amid the third…
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White House to Ease Social Distancing Guidelines
Travel restrictions remain in place through May. On Thursday of last week, the White House announced that federal COVID-19 social distancing guidelines would not be extended into the…
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FDA Clears First COVID-19 Drug for Emergency Use
“Important clinical advancement” cleared with “lightning speed.” The intravenous drug developed by Gilead Science had shown in group studies to reduce COVID-19 hospitalization from a 15 day average…
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Public Housing Bolstered by Second Wave of Relief
HUD Secretary announces the allocation of funds to assist low-income Americans. Over half a million dollars was made available to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development…
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