Congress‘s near unanimity on last month’s $2.2 trillion coronavirus rescue bill has given way to partisan finger-pointing that threatens to poison the debate when lawmakers try to construct another emergency boost to the struggling economy.
Ohio has moved to make it easier for residents to access medical services via telehealth technologies at a time when non-essential health appointments have been postponed due to the new coronavirus.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey on Friday ordered barber shops and salons to close following criticism that too many businesses have remained open during the state’s “stay at home” order to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
Seventeen states have so far either delayed presidential or congressional primary contests, or extended the amount of time voters can return mail-in ballots, all in response to the challenges the coronavirus pandemic has inflicted on their abilities to hold elections.
The federal watchdog that will oversee thousands of small-business rescue loans worth roughly $350 billion will have to ramp up in a hurry: Last year, it investigated only eight such loans.
Some of the $100 billion in federal funds earmarked to help hospitals cope with the coronavirus pandemic will cover bills for the uninsured, Vice President Mike Pence said yesterday.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday extended to May 4 his “stay home, stay safe” order, continuing a social distancing effort that has shown early signs of slowing the spread of the coronavirus.
Oklahoma lawmakers will head back to the Capitol on Monday for a special session to confirm Gov. Kevin Stitt’s declaration of a statewide health emergency because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Pentagon plans to issue a request for prototype proposals (RPP) seeking a set of spectrum-sharing technologies for radar systems using its Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) with the National Spectrum Consortium, according to an announcement...
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