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President Joe Biden signed 10 executive orders to strengthen coronavirus response efforts, including an order to ramp up coronavirus vaccinations, expand testing and require face masks on public interstate transit.

President Biden will sign more executive orders during his first full day in office related to the COVID-19 crisis Thursday, according to White House officials.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki gave the first press conference of the new Biden administration from the White House briefing room on Wednesday, highlighting the 15 new executive orders signed shortly after the inauguration.

President Joe Biden is moving swiftly to dismantle Donald Trump’s legacy on his first day in office, signing a series of executive actions that reverse course on immigration, climate change, racial equity and the handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

President Joe Biden signed executive orders on his first day in the Oval Office that put the U.S. back in the Paris Climate Accord, Mandated Masks on federal property and ordered federal agencies to prioritize racial equity and review policies that reenforce systemic racism.

President Trump signed four executive orders on Saturday granting Americans financial relief in a number of areas, however, the actions did not provide any funding for a second round of stimulus checks.

One day after reports surfaced that the Trump administration declined Pfizer’s offer to provide additional coronavirus vaccines to the U.S. ahead of other countries, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to prioritize getting more vaccines to Americans.

Trump is expected to sign an executive order designed to promote his “America First” foreign policy with regard to Covid-19 vaccinations.

An executive order requiring people in New Hampshire to wear masks when they can’t social distance took effect Friday. Lasting through Jan. 15, the order requires anyone over five years old to wear a mask or face covering when they are in public, whether indoors or outdoors, and can’t keep at least six feet away from people they don’t...

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu’s mask mandate went into place Friday, but met some resistance in the Live Free or Die State.

Under Gov. Chris Sununu’s executive order, in effect through Jan. 15, anyone over 5 years old will have to wear a mask or face covering whenever they’re in public, whether indoors or outdoors, and can’t keep at least 6 feet away from people they don’t live with.

Amid a rise in coronavirus cases in New Hampshire, Gov. Chris Sununu on Thursday announced a statewide mask mandate for anyone over the age of five beginning Friday, Nov. 20.

People in New Hampshire will be required to wear masks when they can’t social distance starting Friday, Gov. Chris Sununu said at a news conference on the coronavirus pandemic Thursday. Under his executive order, in effect through Jan. 15, anyone over 5 years old will have to wear a mask or face covering whenever they’re in public, whether indoors or…

As New Hampshire’s coronavirus case count reaches a new height, people will now be required to wear masks in New Hampshire.

Maine Gov. Janet Mills has announced a new executive order that steps up face mask requirements as the state sees a spike in coronavirus cases. The order, filed Wednesday and effective immediately, requires people — with some exceptions — to wear masks in public, regardless of whether they are able to maintain a safe social distance from other people. Face…

Maine Gov. Janet Mills on Thursday issued a new executive order requiring people to wear face coverings in public settings regardless of their ability to maintain physical distance from others.

Gov. Charlie Baker issued new guidance Monday including a new stay-at-home advisory, curfews for some businesses and an update to Massachusetts’ mandatory mask order.

Economic experts are warning that President Trump’s executive order suspending the payroll tax could have a major impact on your future tax returns. It defers the roughly six-percent tax that is collected every time you get paid, but you will still have to pay your taxes in full, later.

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President Trump signed executive orders Saturday aimed at providing coronavirus relief to struggling families and businesses. Among the orders is $400 a week in expanded unemployment benefits, partly paid for and distributed by each state. It’s unclear which states can afford it, how fast money can be sent out, or if it’s even constitutional.