USDA approves program to help Virginia children gain access to food
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The USDA has approved funding for Virginia to operate the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer.
Search Results for Mark Warner
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Senate passes another COVID-19 relief package: House to vote Thursday
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The Senate wants to borrow more of our kids’ money – $484 billion more – to try to bail out the country from COVID-19.
Virginia airports get relief from CARES Act
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CARES Act funding will go to provide relief to 47 airports across the Commonwealth.
Democrats raising issue with White House COVID-19 info efforts
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A group of Democratic leaders is raising questions about reports that the White House has assembled technology and health care firms to establish a far-reaching national coronavirus surveillance system.
Don’t let the federal government buy the news
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A group of senators are pushing for money in any future COVID-19 federal relief package to prop up news outlets. Any self-respecting news person would give you a terse two-word response to this overture: “Hell, no.”
June 10? It’s not what you think
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Why June 10? What was Gov. Ralph Northam thinking with that date? Is he trying to prove he’s got a bigger, whatever, than President Trump or other governors?
Maybe he’s trying to ruin the June 9 Republican Senate primary. Turns out it’s innocuous.
Senate passes $2T coronavirus relief package: House vote on Friday
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The Senate voted Wednesday to pass a $2 trillion COVID-19 relief plan that provides for $1,200 in direct payments to most Americans, and includes billions of dollars in lending and grant programs designed to help businesses, workers and municipalities.
Senate approves first coronavirus stimulus, sends to president
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The Senate voted 90-8 Wednesday to approve a bill that ensures paid leave benefits to Americans pushed out of work due to the coronavirus shutdown.
$1,000 checks for workers, and ideas to boost small business in shutdown
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The Trump administration is backing direct payments to American workers to help people cope with the economic shutdown with the national coronavirus response.
ISPs to accommodate use of remote technologies
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Several major internet service providers will take steps to accommodate the use of remote technologies that students, workers and public health officials will rely upon during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
