China’s export restrictions are stranding the medical goods. Medical products the U.S. needs to fight the coronavirus, and manufactured by 3M, Owens & Minor, Cellex, Emory Healthcare, General…
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President Reveals Guidelines to Reopen Economy
Three phases of criteria for states to follow. The “Opening Up America Again” Guidelines were presented by President Trump together with Vice President Pence and Dr. Deborah Birx…
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President’s Briefing for Thursday
The plan to reopen the country has been formulated. President Trump met reporters for the daily White House briefing on the coronavirus Thursday afternoon. “Based on the latest…
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Small Business Fund Needs Replenishing
Congress is in recess until May 4. The $350 billion in funding for the federal government’s small business relief program is exhausted. As a result, hundreds of thousands…
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Justice Department Supports Drive-In Church
Congregants were issued $500 tickets for refusing to leave. Attorney General Bill Barr said Tuesday that his department “filed a Statement of Interest in support of a church…
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Capitol Hill Employees Required to Wear Face Masks
Capitol Complex is awaiting updates from CDC. On Tuesday, the Capitol Building announced that it would be requiring all non-political employees to wear facemasks for the remainder of…
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President’s Daily Briefing for Wednesday
He is encouraged by the progress made. President Trump began by outlining positive numbers on the level of coronavirus cases and deaths across the nation, saying there are…
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Government Cannot Specifically Target Religious Gatherings
AG Barr releases Justice Department Statement of Interest. On Tuesday, Attorney General William Barr made a clear statement on the government’s ability to specifically target and limit religious…
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New York Officials Harassing Samaritan’s Purse Hospital
The accusation against them was made by Franklin Graham. On Tuesday, Franklin Graham accused officials of New York of harassment for criticizing his medical organization, which has required…
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Supreme Court to Hear Oral Arguments Via Phone
Cases will resume in May. The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would not be hearing any cases in person for the month of May. All oral…
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