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Former COVID-19 czar: The virus 'new normal' points to larger public health mission - Vimarsana News

Former COVID-19 czar: The virus 'new normal' points to larger public health mission

With COVID-19 still a public health reality but no longer considered a public health emergency, it’s time for policymakers, health care systems and the public to think more broadly about public …

Foreign ownership of U.S. farmland probed at U.S. Senate hearing - Vimarsana News

Foreign ownership of U.S. farmland probed at U.S. Senate hearing

WASHINGTON — U.S. senators said during a Wednesday hearing that foreign ownership of U.S. farmland is a national security threat that should be further examined. The U.S. Senate Committee on …

Women workers could bear economic brunt as federal child care funding ends - Vimarsana News

Women workers could bear economic brunt as federal child care funding ends

A huge chunk of pandemic relief funding that kept child care programs afloat for the past few years is set to run out Saturday, and policy advocates say the economic

Government shutdown won't affect health care or most benefits for veterans, VA says - Vimarsana News

Government shutdown won't affect health care or most benefits for veterans, VA says

WASHINGTON — Veterans who rely on government health care and other assistance can continue to see their doctors and receive education and pension benefits despite a possible, and likely imminent, …

The farm bill is on the verge of expiring. Congress is months away from a new version. - Vimarsana News

The farm bill is on the verge of expiring. Congress is months away from a new version.

WASHINGTON — As the deadline for Congress to pass a new farm bill looms this weekend, staff members of the House and Senate Agriculture committees say it will be months – if not longer – until …