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Covid survivors look to turn grief into lobbying clout

POLITICO Covid survivors look to turn grief into lobbying clout The lobbying groups have an ambitious agenda: more funding for research, treatments and some form of compensation for the Covid-related deaths of more than half a million Americans. Michelle Pepe, Jill Federman and Lisa Post Mazerolle mourn their fathers on March 1 in Lynnfield, Mass. These three woman all lost their fathers to Covid-19. | AP Photo/Elise Amendola Link Copied Activists with chronic illnesses helped save Obamacare from repeal. Gun violence survivors built a movement to take on the NRA. Now, a cohort of Covid survivors is working to turn their grief into political power.

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Biden Administration News: Live Updates - The New York Times

President Biden boards Air Force One at Pittsburgh International Airport on Wednesday.Credit.Anna Moneymaker for The New York Times President Biden is set to hold his first cabinet meeting on Thursday, convening his administration’s top officials for an in-person gathering at the White House a day after he rolled out his $2 trillion infrastructure plan. The afternoon meeting comes just over 10 weeks into Mr. Biden’s presidency, a period in which the Senate confirmed all of his cabinet secretaries and almost all of his nominees to other cabinet-level positions. It will be held in the East Room, rather than the Cabinet Room, to allow for social distancing.

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Affordable Care Act Enrollment Reopens - The New York Times

In ‘Do-Over,’ Enrollment in Affordable Care Act Health Insurance Reopens The new three-month sign-up period begins Feb. 15, as millions of people have lost their jobs and insurance in the pandemic. Credit.Till Lauer Published Feb. 5, 2021Updated Feb. 12, 2021 People who missed open enrollment for Affordable Care Act health insurance late last year will get another opportunity to sign up, starting in mid-February. President Biden signed an executive order last month creating an extra, three-month enrollment period starting Feb. 15. Consumers can again shop for coverage on HealthCare.gov, the federal insurance marketplace, which serves three dozen states. “It’s a chance for a do-over of open enrollment,” said Cynthia Cox, director of the Kaiser Family Foundation’s Program on the A.C.A.