Republicans Already Pushing Back On Biden’s $1.9T Stimulus Plan
With a razor-thin majority in the Senate, the Biden administration will have to negotiate broad concerns from many lawmakers to get another round of aid passed.
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Biden To Reverse Global Anti-Abortion Restrictions Expanded By Trump
President Joe Biden is preparing to overturn the “Mexico City Policy” — also known as the "global gag rule" by critics — that governs U.S. funding for international family planning organizations that “perform or promote” abortion.
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Hunger, Wages, Worker Protections: Economic Hardships Targeted Next
The executive orders President Joe Biden is expected to issue Friday aim to put stopgap financial relief measures in place until — and if — a larger legislative aid package can be negotiated.
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17 Executive Orders Over 24 Hours: Travel Requirements Top Latest Batch
News outlets keep a tally of all the directives issued by President Joe Biden.
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Biden Kicks Off Federal Strategy To Fight Covid With ‘Wartime’ Urgency, Warnings
Even with the new initiatives, President Joe Biden cautioned the public that it would still take months "for us to turn things around."
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First Edition: Jan. 22, 2021
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations.
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Different Takes: Lessons On How To Protect The Most Americans; Restore Travel Restrictions Because Of Variants
Editorial pages focus on these pandemic topics and others.
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At Least 5 Killed In Fire At Factory In India That Makes Covid Vaccine
The company, Serum Institute of India, said the fire was restricted to a new facility it is building to increase the production of covid vaccines. News is also on China discrediting some vaccines; health care workers striking in Peru's capital; and England suffering its deadliest day.
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Chicago Teachers Want Better Covid Rules, Could Walk Out Starting Monday
If members approve the walkout, teachers could continue to teach their students remotely. Meanwhile, union leaders in Pennsylvania say workers should be paid while under quarantine.
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Research Roundup: Mask-Wearing; Convalescent Plasma; Flu Vaccines; Acute Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure
Each week, KHN compiles a selection of recently released health policy studies and briefs.
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Workplace Absences Soar; Higher Ed Delays In-Person Classes
Media outlets report on how the pandemic and new variants of the virus impact the workplace, colleges and airline travel.
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High Drug Prices: Hospitals Hike Some Charges 250%
Stat examined data from 30 hospitals. Industry news is also on Mark Cuban's entry into generics, Teladoc's emergence, and more.
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Large Studies ID Other Genes Linked To Breast Cancer
The research enables doctors to advise patients about risks associated with a half dozen genes in addition to BRCA1 and BRCA2. News about cancer also focuses on covid, gene-controlling circadian rhythms and more.
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Vaccine Skepticism: Nurses Stall Inoculation Efforts In Kansas, Maine
Also, news reports are on myths about covid vaccines and new vaccines under review.
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Vaccinating Elderly Could Take 4 to 5 Months, California Says
Meanwhile, appointments in New York, Maryland, Michigan, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and elsewhere are being canceled or rescheduled because there aren't enough shots.
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California To Resume Using Batch Of Moderna Shots After Safety Review
Seven people had allergic reactions at a drive-through clinic last week in San Diego, but officials recommended Wednesday that providers resume using the doses given how many people nationwide received the vaccine from the same lot without similar reactions, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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Amazon Offers To Distribute Vaccine; States Cope With Freezer Snafus
Amazon said the company is willing to contribute its “operations, information technology and communications capabilities” to help President Joe Biden with his goal of vaccinating 100 million Americans within his first 100 days in the White House.
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New CDC Director, Acting CMS Head Take Over Other Health Agencies
With no Senate confirmation requirement, Dr. Rochelle Walensky immediately stepped into her new role directing the CDC. Acting chiefs will have to temporarily take over other key roles at HHS, CMS and FDA, though the Biden administration has not yet named all of those people.
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Biden’s Next Blitz Of Orders Kick Off Strategy To Battle Pandemic
The Biden administration released a 23-page covid response plan that includes 10 new executive orders to be issued Thursday. Those will invoke the Defense Production Act to require U.S. companies to manufacture more pandemic supplies and PPE, focus on reopening schools and require masks on more modes of transport. Steps to address vaccine rollout failures is also on the second-day agenda.
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US Rejoins WHO; Fauci To Head American Delegation
In more first-day orders that reversed actions of his predecessor, President Joe Biden took steps to renew ties with the World Health Organization and re-engage in a global vaccine initiative.
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