House Coronavirus Oversight Panel to Focus on U.S. Reopening
Employees wearing protective masks remove a sign reading "Open For Carry Out" at a restaurant Tucson, Arizona, on May 11.
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A new U.S. House panel created to oversee coronavirus relief spending will focus its first briefing on requirements to safely reopen the American economy during the coronavirus pandemic.
Among participants at the hearing on Wednesday will be former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, one of the authors of a report released in late March by the conservative American Enterprise Institute, “National Coronavirus Response: A Road Map to Reopening.”