House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis

The Select Subcommittee has thoroughly investigated the effectiveness, efficiency, and equity of our nation’s COVID-19 response. Our diligent work can help prevent and mitigate future public health and economic crises.

BREAKING: House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis has formally adopted its final report into the congressional record, concluding over two years of investigations that identified at least $7B in questionable pandemic relief spending and increased transparency into the nation’s COVID-19 response.

Due to votes, the final hearing for the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis on "Preparing For And Preventing The Next Public Health Emergency: Lessons Learned From The Coronavirus Crisis" will begin at approximately 2:30pm ET.

Final Hearing | Preparing for and Preventing the Next Public Health Emergency On December 14, the Select Subcommittee will hold a final hearing to formally adopt the Select Subcommittee's final report and review the report's recommendations.

Tomorrow, Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, Dr. Rick Bright, Dr. Ngozi Ezike and Rebecca Dixon will testify before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis to review the coronavirus’ impacts and explore recommendations to prepare for and prevent future emergencies.

Tune in on December 14 at 2PM ET.

Final Hearing | Preparing for and Preventing the Next Public Health Emergency On December 14, the Select Subcommittee will hold a final hearing to formally adopt the Select Subcommittee's final report and review the report's recommendations.

BREAKING: House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis has just released its final report, which details findings from 2.5 years of investigative work. The report will be formally adopted on Wednesday, December 14.

After two years of investigations, Select Subcommittee releases final report Following a hearing on lessons learned from the pandemic, the report is to be adopted by Members at a business meeting on December 14.

Today, James E. Clyburn released the following statement on SBA's announcement that fintechs Blueacorn and Womply have been suspended from working with SBA in any capacity.

Clyburn on SBA Action in Response to Select Subcommittee Fintech Report Chairman James Clyburn responds to SBA announcement that fintechs Blueacorn and Womply have been suspended from working with SBA in any capacity.

Today, the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis released a report detailing how certain fintechs tasked with delivering PPP funds to struggling small businesses likely disbursed tens of billions to ineligible or fraudulent applicants, while taking in billions in fees.

‘The more you submit, the more we get paid’: How fintech fueled covid aid fraud The probe by a congressional watchdog tasked to oversee roughly $5 trillion in federal covid aid contends there was rampant abuse among fintechs.

President Joe Biden is working to ensure Americans have access to vaccines and treatments that protect against COVID-19 by encouraging pharmacies to partner with community organizations, improving outreach to communities of color, and providing Paxlovid prescription deliveries.

This month, House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis and Oversight Dems uncovered evidence detailing how IDme misrepresented COVID fraud estimates and downplayed excessive wait times for identity verifications as it sought additional business from the IRS.

House Dems say facial recognition company made 'baseless claims' The identity verification firm ID.me "inaccurately overstated" its capabilities to federal agencies, according to an investigation from the House Oversight committee.

Last week, House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis and Oversight Dems revealed that IDme:

— Facial scans couldn’t verify 10-15% of people seeking unemployment benefits

— Had Americans in 14 states wait online an avg. of more than 4 hours to verify identity by video chat

— Baselessly claimed pandemic UI fraud was over $400B