Trump—after 'slow the testing down' remark—will end federal funding for testing sites by AndrewSolender
“Cases are going up in the U.S. because we are testing far more than any other country, and ever expanding,” TrumpRocky Vaz, Dallas’ director of emergency management, told Talking Points Memo that the White House “told us very clearly that they are not going to extend it,” but that cases are on the rise in Dallas and that they “want to continue with the testing.
their site"very successful” in April, adding that it provides supplies that the county would not be able to acquire on its own.by Senate Democrats for nearly $14 billion in undistributed funds allocated for testing and tracing months earlier. In a letter, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Patty Murray alleged that the Department of Health and Human Services has spent just $10.8 million of $2 billion set aside for free testing for the uninsured. The U.S.
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