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COVID relief money: States need public-private partnerships

© Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images With tens of millions of pandemic relief checks already cashed by citizens across the nation, state and local governments are about to get their turn. That means state leaders must rapidly prepare to accept and distribute billions of dollars from the federal government designated to transform the public health response and local economic recovery in communities from coast to coast. These unprecedented funds are intended to lay the foundation for an equitable response to future crises. We have seen during this pandemic the tragic consequences of underinvesting in public health and our failure to addresses the health-related social needs of many people, especially racial and ethnic communities. Congress and the Biden administration have joined together to initiate massive investments to counter these system failures. 

Public Health Experts Slam States Moves to Ditch Masks

The easing of restrictions flies in the face of scientific evidence that masks and other types of protective behaviors like social distancing curb new cases and reduce deaths.

Can Joe Biden Keep America s Schools Safe from COVID-19?

Scalise s claim that unauthorized immigrants are getting priority for vaccination misses the point

Scalise’s claim that unauthorized immigrants are getting priority for vaccination misses the point During a Feb. 2 interview on Fox News, Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) claimed President Joe Biden was allowing unauthorized immigrants to move ahead of American citizens to get their covid-19 vaccines. This story was produced in partnership with PolitiFact. It can be republished for free. Now [Biden s] saying that people who came here illegally can jump ahead of other Americans who have been waiting to get the vaccine, said Scalise, who is also the No. 2 Republican leader in the House. Lauren Fine, a spokesperson for Scalise, said the representative was referring to a Feb. 1 statement from the Department of Homeland Security, which said the agency encourages all individuals, regardless of immigration status, to receive the COVID-19 vaccine once eligible under local distribution guidelines.

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