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Trump Admin Eyes Back-to-Work Bonuses
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Biden Slams Trump’s Coronavirus Response
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The Republican Clash Over Coronavirus Aid
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Trump Wants to Cut Enhanced Unemployment Benefits: Report
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Trump Threatens to Permanently Cut WHO Funding
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$500 Billion Coronavirus Fund Has Barely Been Used
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House Set to Pass $3 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Bill
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Trump Stakes Out a Negotiating Position on Coronavirus Aid
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‘Costly, but Worth It’: Fed’s Powell Urges More Stimulus
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Pelosi's $3 Trillion Stimulus Plan
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What’s in Pelosi’s Next Massive Aid Package?
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Worst Unemployment Since the Great Depression
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Pelosi Pushes Back on Trump’s Call for New Tax Cuts
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Trump Pushes More Tax Cuts for Coronavirus Stimulus
Newsletter
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Chart of the Day: 1 Million State and Local Jobs Lost
State and local governments cut nearly 1 million jobs in April, The Wall Street Journal reported , and the layoffs are expected to keep coming as states and cities adjust to a $500 billion loss in...
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Most Publicly-Traded Companies Getting Small Business Aid Are Keeping It
More than 80% of the publicly-traded companies that have received funds from the Paycheck Protection Program are sticking with the program, according to the market research firm FactSquared. Last...
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Could the US Pay Companies to Leave China?
The Trump administration is encouraging American companies to bring their production facilities back to the U.S. from China – and one top official claims that it will pay them to do it. "We welcome...
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Small Business Program Is Popular, but Congress Eyes Changes
Although critics say the $670 billion Paycheck Protection Program, which provides small businesses with loans and grants during the coronavirus crisis, is seriously flawed, there’s no doubt that it...
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Congress Said COVID-19 Tests Should Be Free — But Who’s Paying?
Hospitals around the country are afraid to send out hundreds of thousands of bills related to COVID-19 testing. That’s because Congress mandated there would be no copays and no out-of-pocket costs...
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As Unemployment Filings Top 38 Million, McConnell Vows to End Enhanced Benefits
About 2.4 million people filed claims for unemployment benefits last week, the Labor Department announced Thursday, bringing the nine-week total since the coronavirus crisis struck to more than 38...
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Can Republicans Come Together on Another Coronavirus Relief Bill?
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Thursday that there is a “strong likelihood” that Congress will need to pass another coronavirus relief bill, though he said the additional stimulus won’t be...
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Trump Threatens Funding to Michigan and Nevada Over Mail-in Voting
President Trump threatened Wednesday to “hold up” federal funding to Michigan and Nevada after those states announced plans to expand mail-in voting options in response to the coronavirus pandemic...