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ded Its Authority With Eviction Moratorium. The AP <https://www.seattletimes.com/business/federal-judge-strikes-down-cdc-eviction-moratorium> (5/5, Casey) reports that Justice Department is appealing a ruling Wednesday from the US District Court in Washington that the CDC "exceeded its authority when

the number of new cases could fall sharply by summer, but it comes with a warning: Any drop could be delayed by continued decline in vaccinations." Walensky: "Although we are seeing progress in terms of decreased cases, hospitalizations, and death, variants are a wild card that could reverse this progres

h the productivity gains associated with the new spending programs." Judge Rules CDC Exceeded Its Authority With Eviction Moratorium. The AP (5/5, Casey) reports that Justice Department is appealing a ruling Wednesday from the US District Court in Washington that the CDC "exceeded its authority when

the number of new cases could fall sharply by summer, but it comes with a warning: Any drop could be delayed by continued decline in vaccinations." Walensky: "Although we are seeing progress in terms of decreased cases, hospitalizations, and death, variants are a wild card that could reverse this progres

tiveness, particularly in states like Virginia, where evictions continue due to loopholes and misinformation." EFTA00148306 The AP (3/29, Khalil, Casey) reports to be eligible for the protection, "renters must earn $198,000 annually or less for couples filing jointly, or $99,000 for single filers; d

ble for COVID vaccination within three weeks, coverage focuses more on his warnings about a possible "fourth wave" of the virus and on CDC Director Walensky's blunt warning of "impending doom" if the nation lets up on protocols too quickly. Eva Pilgrim reported on ABC World News TonightVi (3/29, story 3

h the productivity gains associated with the new spending programs." Judge Rules CDC Exceeded Its Authority With Eviction Moratorium. The AP (5/5, Casey) reports that Justice Department is appealing a ruling Wednesday from the US District Court in Washington that the CDC "exceeded its authority when

the number of new cases could fall sharply by summer, but it comes with a warning: Any drop could be delayed by continued decline in vaccinations." Walensky: "Although we are seeing progress in terms of EFTA00149814 decreased cases, hospitalizations, and death, variants are a wild card that could rever