COVID-19 drives smell loss awareness, research
Researchers hope smell testing becomes as standard as the annual flu shot.
A coronavirus vaccine passport to nowhere
Vaccine passports hold out the promise of resuming normal life, but they face major ethical and operational obstacles.
Senate Democrats reach deal on extending unemployment insurance
The issue stalled the Senate for hours on Friday.
Capitol review panel recommends boosting security with more police, mobile fencing
Law enforcement officials have warned there could be new plots against lawmakers.
Financial fallout from the Texas deep freeze
Texas electricity companies are billions of dollars short on the post-storm payments.
Chamber of Commerce decides against widespread political ban following Capitol insurrection
The position frees the influential group to continue supporting high-profile legislators.
CDC lets child migrant shelters fill to 100% despite COVID concern
"CDC advises that ORR facilities may temporarily increase capacity to full licensed capacity," a memo, obtained by Axios, states.
8 Senate Democrats vote against adding $15 minimum wage amendment to COVID relief
Bernie Sanders was pushing to overrule the Senate parliamentarian.
CDC: Easing mask mandates, re-opening restaurants led to higher COVID cases, deaths
Multiple states lifted mask mandates this week.
Exclusive: GOP Leader McCarthy asks to meet with Biden about the border
"I feel compelled to express great concern with the manner in which your administration is approaching this crisis," McCarthy writes.
Public desire for vaccine increases to 69%, but with partisan divide
High rates of vaccine hesitancy among any group threatens collective progress against the pandemic.