The head of U.S. forces in East Africa declared a public health emergency due to the coronavirus for the several thousand American troops, civilians and contractors based in Djibouti.
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Jovita Carranza, Administrator, Small Business Administration
The vast majority of the payroll loans to small businesses, 74 percent of them, were for under $150,000, according to the head of the Small Business Administration.
Read MoreTed Cruz, U.S. Senator from Texas
The two U.S. Senators from Texas are among others calling for the quick reopening of parts of the economy shuttered by the coronavirus pandemic, but warning that it won’t be an instantaneous return to normal.
Read MoreJudge John W. Broomes, Kansas U.S. District Court
Federal Judge John W. Broomes blocked an order by the Kansas governor which limited attendance to in-person church services.
Read MoreMark Esper, Secretary of Defense
The Pentagon and the Department of Transportation issued a joint statement “strongly opposing” an FCC decision that they say would “cripple” GPS networks.
Read MoreSeema Verma, Administrator, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Easing licensing restrictions and relaxing other rules might help coronavirus patients, Seema Verma, a senior member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force said.
Read MoreJames Clyburn, U.S. Representative for South Carolina
House Majority Whip and the congressman tapped to head the select oversight committee on coronavirus relief, Jim Clyburn of South Carolina, called the coronavirus an opportunity to “restructure government.”
Read MoreJudge Myron Thompson, Middle Alabama U.S. District Court
Federal Judge Myron Thompson ruled that Alabama cannot ban abortions as part of its coronavirus restrictions.
Read MoreGeneral Terrence O’Shaughnessy, USAF, Commander, Northern Command and NORAD
The U.S. military scrambled F-22 stealth fighter jets to intercept a pair of Russian patrol aircraft flying near Alaska, the commander of NORAD reported.
Read MoreDr. Robert Redfield, Director, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is using antibody tests to gauge the number of asymptomatic coronavirus cases, where individuals may have been positive and not known it.
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