CQ Roll Call Policy Briefs

President Biden has wasted no time in undoing former President Trump's policies on immigration and migrants. CQ Roll Call's Suzanne Monyak reports on the latest round.

Some long-term care facilities are beginning to require COVID-19 vaccines among staff, in a move that is splitting industry leaders and worker advocates. CQ Roll Call's Lauren Clason reports.

President Biden is putting resources toward schools, including getting teachers vaccinated, in order to get kids physically back in their classrooms.

Rep. Tony Cardenas, a Democrat from California previews a wide ranging $1 billion legislative package to address issues of equity and mental health heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic. CQ Roll Call's Sandhya Raman reports

The news this week that day traders took control of the stock GameStop and forced hedge funds to pay more for a once flailing stock has actually brought lawmakers on both sides of the aisle together, CQ Roll Call's Caitlin Reilly reports on the current market upheaval and what it means for policy makers.

The House Appropriations Committee announced that Rep. Chellie Pingree will be taking over the subcommittee responsible for Interior and Environment appropriations, bringing a focus on climate change and reversing Trump-era policies to the appropriations process.

Johnson & Johnson released good news about its single injection vaccine and expects to produce 100 million doses by July. CQ Roll Call's Ariel Cohen reports.

Rep. Martha Fudge is President Biden's pick to lead the nation's housing agency. It was not her first choice and once called the agency second tier. CQ Roll Call's Jim Saksa reports.

There is good and bad news from public health experts on vaccines to combat the coronavirus pandemic. CQ Roll Call's Ariel Cohen reports.

Former Gov. Jennifer Granholm is the new administration's choice to lead the Energy department. CQ Roll Call's Ben Hulac reports on what her focus will be — climate change.