House Republicans Question Whether White House Interfered In 2020 Census Data
After The U.S. Census Results Last Week Did Not Come Out As Many Experts Predicted, A Handful Of Republicans Are Questioning Whether Foul Play Was Involved.
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Michigan
Economy Is Bouncing Back, But Proposed Tax Hikes Could Stifle Growth
Newly Released Economic Data Show The Economy Is Experiencing Accelerated Growth, Potentially Signaling A Rebound From The Economic Downturn Caused By The Pandemic, But Critics Warn Proposed Tax Hikes Could Stifle That Growth.
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46 Million Americans Can’t Afford Healthcare, Majority Of Hospitals Do Not Provide Pricing Transparency
Recent Polls Find 18% Of The Country Would Be Unable To Pay For Health Care If They Needed It And The Majority Of Hospitals In The U.S. Have Yet To Comply With A Transparency Ruling That Would Help Patients Shop Around For The Most Affordable Prices.
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Blue States Scramble To Loosen Restrictions After Red States’ Success
State Re-openings Around The Country Appear To Be Pressuring States – Particularly Northern States With Democratic Governors, To Soften Their Stances On Mitigations. Now, With Vaccines Promised To The Nation By May 1, Governors Who Had Dug In Are Relenting On Mitigations. Some More Slowly Than Others.
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Tennessee Pushes Ahead With In-Person Testing, Remote Learners Included, During Pandemic
While At Least Six States Are Seeking To Cancel Student Testing This Spring As The Pandemic Grinds On, Tennessee Isn’t Wavering In Its Plan To Give Tests In-Person To Most Of Its Nearly 1 Million Students.
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Biden’s Election Triggers Record Gun Sales
Due To Concerns About Biden’s Potential Restrictions On Firearm Purchases, A Record 4.3 Million People Bought Guns In January.
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Public Schools’ Response To Pandemic Proof Parents Need More Options
Responses To The Pandemic Across The Country Exposed Weaknesses In All Aspects Of Society. But Arguably The Greatest Frailty Of Them All Could Be Seen In The Way That Our Public Schools Unraveled In The Past Year. Our Kids Are Suffering In So Many UnFathomable Ways. Americans deserve better, and choices for how we educate our kids with the tax dollars that we push forward to public education are vital. Not all kids are alike. My kids are no more important than yours. But our kids are all different and need customized solutions. The American public education system has been outdated, operates on an agrarian calendar and contributes significantly to our kids falling behind the world. If this moment isn’t the precise time to consider how we make education better, there won’t be another.
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Lack Of Marketing Campaign For COVID-19 Vaccine Leaves States With Millions Of Unused Doses
Without Advertisements, Like Those For The Flu And Pneumonia Vaccines, Millions Of Americans Do Not Know Where To Go To Receive The Vaccine Or Even That It Is Available.
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Objection To Arizona’s Electoral College Result Fails In Both U.S. Senate And House
U.S. Senate Votes 93-6 Against Objection To Arizona’s Electoral College Vote And House Of Representatives Votes Against, 303-121.
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Texas Congressmen To Oppose Electoral College Votes Of Some States
Four Texas Congressman Say They Will Oppose To Certifying Electoral College Votes On January 6th, When Congress Resumes, And Will Call For A Congressional Investigation Into Allegations Of Voter Fraud.
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