Researchers Say Lockdowns May Have Prevented 60 Million Infections

“Anti-contagion policies” projected to have had a significant effect. Research scientists from the University of California, Berkeley, say data shows that “anti-contagion policies” employed in the U.S. had…

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House Judiciary Committee to Hear Whistleblower Complaints

Concerns expressed of politicization of the Justice Department. The House Judiciary Committee announced on Tuesday that it would be hearing from whistleblowers from within the Justice Department about…

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TSA Updates Screening Process Due to COVID-19

Keeping workers and passengers safe is top priority. The Memorial Day holiday kicked off the summer vacation season. With it, the Transportation Security Administration has issued certain official…

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Senator McConnell Urges Wearing Face Masks

Calls it an obligation. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell urged people to wear a face mask when in public, saying it’s a critical deterrent in restoring normal life…

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House Members Sue Speaker Over Proxy Voting

Transition to proxy voting is not constitutional, they say. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, along with 20 other lawmakers and four constituents, challenged the constitutionality of proxy voting…

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Authorities Reemphasize Caution During Holiday

As Memorial Day draws near, officials recall prior pandemic vacations that created hot beds. Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber is one of many vacation destination political leaders who…

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Additional Factors Reported in COVID-19 Spread

Meat packing industry environment not sole cause of outbreaks, says Secretary Azar. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar has indicated that the tragic spread of the pandemic…

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First Ever Supreme Court Broadcast of Arguments

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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Bill Would Boost Student Internet Access

Legislation would assure K-12 students have equal opportunity. Four Senators announced their intentions to introduce legislation aimed at ensuring that K-12 students have access to the internet amid…

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Census Bureau to Launch Virus Survey

Questions seek glimpse of life in pandemic. Over the next three months, the Census Bureau will track changes among small businesses and the American public due to the…

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