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Fully vaccinated and just got COVID? Here’s how long you should wait to get a booster

The surge of COVID-19 cases across the nation is proving an unsettling yet well-known fact: you can still get infected with the coronavirus despite being fully vaccinated, even more so with the highly transmissible omicron variant.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Jan 2, 2022

La acumulación de trámites de visas pone en riesgo el sustento de los ciudadanos extranjeros

Un retraso en el procesamiento de visas en la agencia de Servicios de Ciudadanía e Inmigración de EEUU dificulta que los cónyuges de titulares de visas de trabajo de nacionalidad extranjera trabajen y mantengan a sus familias.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 29, 2021

Visa processing backlog risks the livelihoods of foreign nationals

A visa processing backlog at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency is making it difficult for spouses of foreign-national work-visa holders to work and provide for their families.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 29, 2021

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As omicron spreads, Florida hospitals see more patients. Some are unaware they had COVID.

With Florida reporting record new COVID-19 cases and South Florida leading the surge, all eyes are now on hospitalizations, which generally increase about two weeks after a spike in infections.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 28, 2021

Devin Nunes said he will leave Congress. Why is he still trying to sue a Twitter cow?

WASHINGTON — Outgoing California Congressman Devin Nunes can’t sue Twitter over mean social media posts, but he hasn’t stopped trying to bring two of his anonymous hecklers into court.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 28, 2021

Is the omicron variant more severe in children? What we know so far

Although early data hints the now-dominant omicron variant is associated with more mild illness compared to other versions of the coronavirus, we still don’t have solid answers, especially regarding how the mutant affects different age groups.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 28, 2021

Los estados tienen miles de millones en ayuda federal de COVID para gastar. Algunos no han gastado ni un dólar

WASHINGTON – Ocho estados aún no han autorizado el gasto de ninguno de los miles de millones de dólares en ayuda federal que recibieron en el marco del plan de ayuda por COVID-19 del presidente Joe Biden a principios de este año, según el análisis de un grupo de expertos.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 27, 2021

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Democrats find there’s ‘not a one-size-fits-all approach’ to invoking Trump in the midterms

WASHINGTON — Nick Ahamed has seen both the potential and the challenge Democrats will face next year when they invoke former President Donald Trump’s name on the campaign trail.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 26, 2021

Will California’s new congressional districts help Democrats hold the House? What experts say

WASHINGTON — California is poised to become a crucial battleground for control of the U.S. House next year, thanks to new redistricting maps that help Democrats and push Republicans into tough, competitive races.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 24, 2021

States have billions of federal COVID relief aid to spend. Some haven’t spent a dollar

WASHINGTON — Eight states have yet to authorize spending any of the billions of dollars in federal aid they received under President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 relief plan earlier this year, according to a think tank analysis.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 23, 2021

Biden extends pause on student loan payments after pressure from Democrats

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden Wednesday extended a pause on student loan repayments for an additional 90 days, following pressure from fellow Democrats and a spike in COVID-19 cases.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 23, 2021

Kentucky to receive $8 million for tornado employment relief

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Labor Department will send $8.3 million to Kentucky to support disaster relief employment in the aftermath of the Dec. 10 tornado outbreak.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 22, 2021

Biden extends pause on student loan payments after pressure from Democrats

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Wednesday extended a pause on student loan repayments for an additional 90 days, following pressure from fellow Democrats and a spike in COVID-19 cases.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 22, 2021

If you can’t beat him, ignore him. How McConnell survived a year of Trump’s attacks

WASHINGTON — When Mitch McConnell was asked last week about former President Donald Trump’s latest call to replace him as Republican leader, the Kentuckian only offered a two-word response shielded behind a wily smirk: “Good try.”

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 22, 2021

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McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 22, 2021

If you can’t beat him, ignore him. How McConnell survived a year of Trump’s attacks

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 22, 2021

How a ‘generational opportunity’ to expand broadband internet could transform rural Texas

WASHINGTON — Texas is about to be on the receiving end of what experts say is the most expensive effort ever to give more people high-speed internet at home.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 22, 2021

Biden’s free COVID test kits are too late and not enough to slow omicron, experts say

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden’s announcement that all Americans will have access to free, at-home rapid coronavirus tests is a welcome development, but comes too late to have an impact on the wave of omicron cases that is only expected to grow, experts say.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 20, 2021

Maxwell case logs show how frequently Trump flew on Epstein jets; Bill Clinton on list, too

Donald Trump appears to have flown on Jeffrey Epstein’s private jets six more times than was previously known, according to flight logs released as evidence in Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial.

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McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 20, 2021

What are symptoms of the omicron coronavirus variant? Here’s what early data shows

There’s still a lot we don’t know about the omicron coronavirus variant, including whether it causes more severe COVID-19 or the degree to which it evades vaccines’ defenses in real-world settings.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 17, 2021

‘Why are you running?’ Republicans push party to balance Biden attacks with policy

WASHINGTON — To hear Republicans tell it, they are well on their way to taking control of the U.S. House and Senate in next year’s midterm elections.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 17, 2021

Parents are receiving their final monthly child tax credits. Will Congress bring them back?

WASHINGTON — Wednesday was the last day millions of California families will begin to get their $250 to $300 per child monthly child tax break payment.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 17, 2021

Do face mask policies work? Countries with them had lower COVID death rates, study says

During the COVID-19 pandemic’s early days, it wasn’t crystal clear how well face masks were preventing coronavirus infections or severe disease among wearers. Now, a new study reveals an association between mask policies and reduced COVID-19 deaths long before vaccines were added to the picture.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 16, 2021

Millones deberán empezar a pagar de nuevo sus préstamos estudiantiles. Presionan a Biden para extender la pausa

WASHINGTON — El presidente Joe Biden enfrenta una creciente presión de los demócratas para que aplace el pago de los préstamos estudiantiles en pausa por la pandemia, situación que enfrenta a la Casa Blanca entre su inquieta base liberal y un creciente esfuerzo de la administración para señalar que la…

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 16, 2021

Parents are receiving their final monthly child tax credits. Will Congress bring them back?

WASHINGTON — Wednesday was the last day millions of California families will begin to get their $250 to $300 per child monthly child tax break payment.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Dec 16, 2021

Millions will have to start paying again on student loans. Biden pressured to extend pause

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is facing increasing pressure from Democrats to extend a pandemic-related pause to student loan repayment, pitting the White House between its restless liberal base and a growing effort from the administration to signal that life is returning to normal after nearly two years of emergency…

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