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"It's really about Obama against Bush and Biden against Trump, not the other way around," said Emanuel. “We have built long lasting, robust economic growth. And I think one comparison with the other is historically incorrect. And more…

On Thursday, President Biden signed his US $ 1.9 trillion bailout plan, which includes $ 1,400 stimulus checks for eligible Americans. White House press secretary Jen Psaki announced that people could see stimulus payments on their…

WASHINGTON — A last-minute change in the $1.9 trillion economic relief package that President Biden signed into law this week includes a provision that could temporarily prevent states that receive government aid from turning around and…

Lawmakers on Wednesday approved a massive $ 1.9 trillion bill that extended unemployment benefits through September 6, mailed $ 1,400 checks for many Americans, and raised $ 50 billion in new aid to small businesses brought the market.The…

The United States Senate headed for a voting marathon on Friday for the Democrats' $ 1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill after suffering an extraordinary half-day raid from a Republican enemy with the highest legislative priority of President…

Prior to the vote on President Biden's $ 1.9 trillion stimulus package, lawmakers made a number of misleading claims to advance their position on the bill. Here's a fact-checking of some common discussion points.Republicans wrongly…

Look, the people of America are fed up with it and at this point any Joe can get it. A fan on Twitter agreed to give rapper Joe Budden all the smoke, mistaking the rapper for President Joe Biden.The anger was everywhere on the stimulus…

Then it moves to the Senate. It is expected to be adjusted by a Republican bloc that believes it is too expensive for an economy in the early stages of a comeback as the pandemic wanes. On Friday, Steve Scalise, whip of the…

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"We used to think the more complex things are, the more targeted they get," said Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, a Northwest economist who has studied social systems. "We have learned over the past 20 years that the more complex things are,…