Delivery workers say they lack clear guidance as to what to do if they are exposed to the coronavirus or how they will be compensated if they get sick.
Women at a Louisiana ICE detention center are using video visitation software to communicate their fears of contracting the coronavirus.
Trump extorts praise from Democratic governors, then uses it in a campaign commercial that casts him as the hero of the coronavirus crisis.
Florida is one of three states that pushed forward with March 17 primaries, even though in-person voting carries risks amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Lobbyists argue that debt collection must not be suspended during the pandemic, citing an “ethnically diverse” and women-majority workforce.
Amid record high unemployment, most congressional Democrats have shown no interest in addressing many people’s inability to make major bill payments.
As the coronavirus was spreading in New York City, ICE was arresting as many immigrants as possible in a politicized crackdown.
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When all of this is behind us, to the extent that it ever can be, let’s not forget what we’ve learned: Congress knows how to spend money when it wants to.
A review of recent government coronavirus contracts shows the response of federal agencies to the global pandemic is on a slow timeline.
The weaknesses in the federal government’s ability to produce vaccines fast enough to avert a crisis have been evident for more than a decade.
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