“Market Allocation Would Treat COVID-19 Vaccines Like the Valuable Resource They Are” By Michael F. Cannon, courtesy of the Cato Institute News reports indicate that COVID-19 vaccinations in the United States are happening more slowly than officials promised and in comparison to other countries. Some health care providers are racing — and some are failing — to administer their stock vaccines before […]
By Mario H. Lopez, Hispanic Leadership Fund One thing the unexpected COVID-19 pandemic has shown in terms of public policy is that when there is a real need, lawmakers are indeed actually capable of working in a bipartisan fashion to address pressing issues. The current process has had its stumbling blocks—media dust-ups and substantive […]
By Mark Campbell and William Collier The COVID-19 pandemic is massively disruptive, and one of the major disruptions is coming from how people communicate and what they expect online. We are seeing anecdotal shifts among our clients and fellow professionals in the digital communications space. But we are also looking at traffic trends […]