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Antibodies generally for people who have symptoms and it's not easy to get. it's available but not widely available. and so there's this disconnect. and i wonder, ron, if -- look, hopefully there are no problems health wise for the governor. nonetheless, what about his policies? >> well, look, i think what you're seeing in texas, what you're seeing in florida, what you're seeing in arizona, all three of those governors yesterday significantly escalated their kind of offensive against localities that are requiring masks whether in court or trying to with hold federal funds in arizona or the sta...

Advocates and political supporters are calling HB 1607 an incremental, first step, after the process of building a winning political coalition cut back some of the original ambition of the statewide zoning reform effort.

Returning to the Office: Will Vaccinations Be Required? A survey by Kaiser Health News of 15 of America's largest companies found that none are considering vaccine mandates, but most offer employee incentives. Mandates may be more of consideration after the FDA approves the vaccines. May 27, 2021, 8am PDT | Irvin Dawid Share " A Gallup poll from last month showed that 51 percent of U.S. workers are still working from home," writes Renuka Rayasam in the POLITICO Nightly newsletter on May 25. "But as we approach summer, with half of U.S. adults fully vaccinated, the company-wide emails...

Iowa Makes it Easier for Landlords to Reject Housing Vouchers The state of Iowa's Republican leadership preempted local laws that prevent landlords from rejecting housing vouchers as rent payment. May 4, 2021, 6am PDT | James Brasuell | "Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) on Friday signed into law a new bill condemned by housing advocates and city officials that would allow landlords to turn away tenants who receive Section 8 vouchers to help them pay rent," reports Celine Castronuovo. "The bill, which passed in both chambers of the Republican-controlled Iowa General Assembly in March, prohib...

More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more A year into the unprecedented global pause of the world’s largest cruise lines, no other segment of travel faces a more uncertain future, nor as much of a massive  transformation to its business model. Beyond the ship’s decks, far-reaching implications loom for those destinations with an outsized dependence on large cruise ship tourism and its ripple effects. Megaships remain synonymous with risk in the eye of an increasing number of consumers as the industry strugg...