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Senate Democrats introduce $3.5 trillion plan to expand Medicare

By Erik Wasson, Steven T. Dennis, Laura Davison and Bloomberg
July 14, 2021
President Joe Biden
Politics

Biden fires the head of Social Security, who refused to resign

By Darlene Superville and The Associated Press
July 9, 2021
Biden signs executive order
Politics

Why Biden’s new noncompete policy could amplify the ‘Great Resignation’

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July 9, 2021
President Joe Biden
Politics

Biden proposes regulations on tech and health care in executive order

By Justin Sink and Bloomberg
July 9, 2021
Major League Baseball is relocating the All-Star Game over the controversial Georgia election law
Politics

Major League Baseball is relocating the All-Star Game over the controversial Georgia election law

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April 2, 2021
Just how bad is partisanship in America? Take a look at this chart
Finance

Just how bad is partisanship in America? Take a look at this chart

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March 14, 2021
Here’s where Republicans and Democrats stand on using violence to advance political goals
Finance

Here’s where Republicans and Democrats stand on using violence to advance political goals

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February 28, 2021
Biden to reopen ACA enrollment in first executive actions on health care
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Biden to reopen ACA enrollment in first executive actions on health care

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January 26, 2021
The fate of $2,000 stimulus checks gains momentum, increasing the pressure on Senate Republicans
Finance

The fate of $2,000 stimulus checks gains momentum, increasing the pressure on Senate Republicans

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December 29, 2020
Republicans shoot down $2,000 stimulus checks despite Trump’s demands
Finance

Republicans shoot down $2,000 stimulus checks despite Trump’s demands

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December 24, 2020
What the Democrats can learn from Biden’s narrow win in Pennsylvania
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What the Democrats can learn from Biden’s narrow win in Pennsylvania

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November 7, 2020
Counties hit hardest by COVID voted overwhelmingly for Trump
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Counties hit hardest by COVID voted overwhelmingly for Trump

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November 6, 2020
Why investors shouldn’t necessarily care who wins the White House in November
Finance

Why investors shouldn’t necessarily care who wins the White House in November

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October 10, 2020
As states mull expanding vote by mail, they’re turning to Oregon for advice
Politics

As states mull expanding vote by mail, they’re turning to Oregon for advice

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August 24, 2020
The fate of stimulus checks and $600 weekly unemployment extension could depend on these vulnerable Senate Republicans
Finance

The fate of stimulus checks and $600 weekly unemployment extension could depend on these vulnerable Senate Republicans

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August 5, 2020

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