Already thousands of eviction cases are pending. Roughly 20 percent of renters, or about 13 million people, told a Census Bureau survey last month that they had missed…
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Guidelines to Reopen Schools Should be Local
Local governments know what’s best for their districts, White House says. On Monday, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said it will be up to local governments to…
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CDC Says 40 Percent of COVID-19 Cases Asymptomatic
Projected fatality rate remains below 1%. In updated guidance, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said its “best estimate” is that 40 percent of people infected with…
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Catholic Church Receives $1.4 Billion in COVID-19 Aid
Exemption utilized to get tax-payer money. Following the release of federal data regarding the recipients of COVID-19 relief aid, analysis has found that over $1.4 billion had been…
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Congress Considers Second Stimulus for Some
Amount of checks and who will get them is subject of discussion. White House officials and President Trump have signaled support for another cash payment to Americans. What…
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Operation Warp Speed Gets Financial Boost
Vaccine developers given federal “shot in the arm.” Novavax, a biotechnology company based in Maryland, has been awarded $1.6 billion to aid them in developing, producing, and distributing…
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No Asylum for Those from High-Risk Countries
It is the latest immigration move by the president’s administration. A joint proposal was released Wednesday by the Department of Homeland Security and the Justice Department that would…
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COVID-19 Fatalities Continue to Decline
HHS evaluating renewal of national health emergency. According to mortality data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, deaths attributable to pneumonia, influenza, or COVID-19 have decreased…
Read MoreU.S. to Withdraw from WHO
President cites Chinese officials’ inaccurate reporting as reason for departure. President Trump’s Administration announced on Wednesday that it would be withdrawing from the World Health Organization (WHO) in…
Read MoreHarvard and MIT Sue DHS Over Foreign Student Restrictions
Under new rule, students not enrolled for in-person classes required to leave the U.S. Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology filed a lawsuit against the Department of…
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