Examines existing vote-by-mail systems and explores potential challenges to scaling up systems for the 2020 general election.

Allows the use of remdesivir to treat patients that have been hospitalized due to either a suspected or test-confirmed case of COVID-19.

Summarizes the involvement of direct-to-consumer health and genetic testing companies in the pandemic response.

Provides an overview of the actions the federal government has taken to address the health emergency caused by COVID-19. 

Memorandum announcing temporary policy that EPA will not seek penalties for regulated entities, should they fail to meet routine monitoring and compliance obligations for air emissions, water discharges, hazardous waste management, and safe drinking water, due to COVID-19-related staffing shortages.  

Suggests actions governments and companies can take to facilitate information sharing and fully leverage the power of the internet during emerging pandemics.

Provides emergency funds to support the increased availability of nutrition programs, medical testing, paid leave, and tax breaks relating to the public health emergency designation of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Prohibits certain government funds from being used to subsidize telecommunications equipment that poses a national security risk and offers federal funding to reimburse the removal or replacement of such telecommunications equipment.

Provides $8.3 billion in additional, emergency government spending to accelerate response measures to the coronavirus disease.

Requires airlines carrying passengers from China to collect and provide passenger information to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Examines the global health and policy responses to the ongoing Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. 

Establishes guidelines for federal agencies’ regulatory and non-regulatory action over certain artificial intelligence applications used by non-federal entities.