Senators are looking to close a deal to reappropriate roughly $10 billion to pay for Covid-19 treatments and vaccines. Lawmakers say they need to act before a possible pandemic resurgence.
WASHINGTON—Senators are looking to close a deal this coming week to reappropriate roughly $10 billion to pay for Covid-19 treatments and vaccines, with lawmakers saying they need to act quickly ahead ofA bipartisan group of
senators has sought to give the Biden administration some of what it has requested to address future variants of Covid-19 and secure a domestic supply of tests, vaccines and treatments in coming months, as well as send vaccines abroad.
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Senators close in on $10 billion COVID relief dealTop Senate negotiators have said they are close to striking a deal to approve $10 billion in additional COVID relief funding with just a handful of days remaining before Congress heads off for a two-week recess.
Weiterlesen »
Senators Reach Tentative Deal on $10 Billion in Additional Covid Funding, Romney SaysMitt Romney said he and Chuck Schumer reached a deal on $10 billion in Covid aid, less than half of what the Biden administration wanted.
Weiterlesen »
Congress close to deal on smaller $10 billion COVID billThe legislation would finance vaccines, treatments and tests, as Biden and Democrats have warned that the government is running out of money to pay for the fight against COVID.
Weiterlesen »
U.S. lawmakers close to agreeing on $10 billion in funding for next phase of the COVID-19 battle, as death toll tops 980,000U.S. lawmakers moved close to agreeing on a bipartisan compromise to provide a fresh $10 billion to combat COVID-19 on Thursday, a deal that could set up...
Weiterlesen »
Napleton Auto Group agrees to $10 million settlement in racial discrimination caseThe FTC alleged Napleton car dealerships in four states charged customers hidden fees for unwanted add-on products and discriminated against Black customers by charging them higher financing fees and interest rates.
Weiterlesen »