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The bill would reduce the powers of the state public health officer and give legislators some oversight.
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The bill would reduce the powers of the state public health officer and give legislators some oversight.
President Joe Biden asked lawmakers to work with him to pass his agenda in an address to a Joint Session of Congress.
The legislation would guarantee that Alabamians in nursing homes be allowed at least one visitor — even during a public health emergency.
Sewell continues her district-wide tour Tuesday touting the benefits of the American Rescue Plan.
The legislation would curb public officials' ability to close certain classes of businesses in a pandemic.
The CDC reports that American life expectancy has dropped a full year in the first six months of 2020.
"We will get shots in the arm and off the shelf. In the meantime, be patient," Ivey said.
It is hoped that the infusion of cash into the economy will help working-class Americans who have been hit hard.
Carl said he wants “a return to normalcy,” in an interview with Fox News last week.
Trump’s signing of the $1.4 trillion omnibus spending bill means that there will not be a government shutdown.
