Washington Post – Politics:
A growing number of Democrats are voicing frustration at what they see as the passivity of Biden and other party leaders.
Author: Yasmeen Abutaleb
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Coronavirus wave this fall could infect 100 million, administration warns
Washington Post – Politics:
The projections for fall and winter are part of a pitch for additional funding for vaccines, treatments and tests.
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White House scrambles for ways to protect abortion
Washington Post – Politics:
The White House is looking for actions it can take to protect abortion rights, such as using Medicaid funds to transport women to clinics. But some warn its options are limited.
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Duke’s Klotman under consideration as next NIH head
Washington Post – Politics:
The White House s looking at least one other candidate in a process likely to play out over several weeks, say officials.
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Biden administration boosts access to antivirals as covid cases rise
Washington Post – Politics:
Many have struggled to get Paxlovid pills amid the latest wave of infections driven by the highly transmissible omicron subvariant BA.2.
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How a single judge’s ruling upended national covid policy
Washington Post – Politics:
The Monday decision provided the latest example of how an individual jurist — and a single lawsuit, seemingly filed in the right place at the right time — can alter the course of public policy and affect the lives of millions.
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Many say they’re confused about whether, when to get second booster
Washington Post – Politics:
Federal health officials said those 50 and older could get the shot, while stopping short of recommending it.
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Biden declares pandemic reset, saying covid ‘need no longer control our lives’
Washington Post – Politics:
Touting wide availability of vaccines, treatments and tests, president vows country is ‘moving to more normal routines’