Top Trump administration officials are facing the Senate's health committee to defend the coronavirus response this morning
"[E]ven the perception thatreports could be delayed or altered for political purposes is damaging to the reputation of CDC," the authors write. The former MMWR editors — Sonja Rasmussen, John Ward and Richard Goodman — collectively oversaw the reports for 20 years.on both sides of the abortion divide that see the next couple months as pivotal to the fate of— Anti-abortion groups are using the vacancy to rally swing-state voters.
Susan B. Anthony List and Students for Life are making the open Supreme Court seat the focus of their efforts to turn out voters ahead of the election, in hopes it will strengthen support for Trump among evangelicals and Catholics. Both groups are also turning up the pressure on GOP senators to quickly confirm whoever Trump ends up nominating later this week.Democrats saw a surge in political donations in the wake of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death — a sign of enthusiasm and emotion that groups like Planned Parenthood are trying to convert into votes come November.
The high court fight — and worries that it will lead to new abortion restrictions — has reverberated down ballot as well. In Colorado, opponents of a measure to ban abortions after 22 weeks warned that Ginsburg’s death makes it far more likely the Supreme Court will allow such a prohibition to stand.Artificial intelligence is changing the world we live in, and the coronavirus pandemic has served as a testing ground for AI’s potential. But challenges remain.
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