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March 8 The stimulus shows why the left should stop worrying and learn to love the suburban voter By Zack Beauchamp zackbeauchamp. By Li Zhou and Emily Stewart. March 6 The last-minute federal unemployment insurance compromise, briefly explained By Cameron Peters jcameronpeters. March 5 Senate Republicans are trying to drag out the stimulus process in the middle of a national emergency By Li Zhou.

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Email required. By signing up, you agree to our Privacy Notice and European users agree to the data transfer policy. The U. Still, 8. Black and Hispanic or Latino women have regained a smaller share of pre-pandemic employment than any other groups, according to government data. More than 18 million people were receiving some form of unemployment benefits as of mid-February. Republicans have argued the increasing pace of vaccinations of the most vulnerable Americans , combined with the gradual or even total reopening of many states, makes more stimulus spending unnecessary.

They have accused Democrats of pushing priorities unrelated to the health crisis into the bill. Some economists and GOP lawmakers have warned about the potential for massive spending to increase inflation. I just think it's sad because we could've done, I think something much more targeted and focused on Covid," GOP Sen. Something went wrong. Please try again later. Financial Apps. Identity Theft. More from. Information provided on Forbes Advisor is for educational purposes only.

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