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Can make it a little easier for the fda to give us this as a emergency use authorization, create some liability shield. it also creates the ability for the federal government to issue waivers or state governments to do things, especially in states where they do see numbers climbing. so we have, i think, at our disposal the public health emergency, a number of other federal actions that could take place, but we're going to need the white house to trigger them. where i think they're coming from politically is we're still dealing with a covid surge and a pandemic that the administration trying to...

This report provides a snapshot of the US Executive Branch priorities via daily schedules and the prior day's press releases.

They'll end up under the same bridge you arrested them from in the first place. so i don't want them ending up back in prison. or being there because they've committed another crime. we need to be able to train for and get a job. find stable housing. re-enter society and have a second chance at a better life. my department of labor is funding programs to help formerly incarcerated individuals, including young adults receive the training and education they need and then connect them to quality jobs. i'll keep doing everything in my power to make sure the communities are safer, but congress need...

Tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. talk to your doctor about dupixent. a new bill just announced today would target big tech companies like facebook, reforming what is known as section 230. so what would that do? it would basically lift the so-called liability shield that platform look facebook, quote, knowingly or recklessly uses an algorithm that boosts dangerous content. that bill coming on the heels of that blockbuster whi...

Kentucky businesses, healthcare providers, and other entities would be shielded from lawsuits over COVID-19 exposures under a bill okayed by the state