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President Biden releases $1.5T 2022 federal budget proposal
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Biden calls gun violence a 'public health epidemic' while announcing orders addressing crisis
Biden’s new steps include a move to crack down on “ghost guns” and tightening regulations on pistol-stabilizing braces like the one used in Boulder, Colorado.
Nation World
Social Security COVID stimulus checks should start arriving Wednesday
Many federal beneficiaries who don't file tax returns should see stimulus checks from the recent COVID relief bill showing up in their accounts.
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Jeff Bezos endorses higher corporate taxes for infrastructure
The Amazon CEO did not endorse a specific plan, saying he wants to see Congress and President Biden 'find the right, balanced solution.'
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Lawmakers call YouTube Kids a 'wasteland of vapid' content to serve ads
The congressional investigation comes during a pandemic that left parents who are working from home increasingly reliant on services to keep kids occupied.
Olympics
US considering joining boycott of 2022 Beijing Olympics
The State Department said a decision has not yet been made on whether the U.S. will boycott the 2022 games over Beijing's 'egregious human rights violations.'
Nation World
Federal low-income housing grant doubles in size this year
The grants from the Housing Trust Fund are to be used for the construction, maintenance and restoration of low-income housing.
Nation World
US sides with Jordan's king, tough message on royal family dissent delivered
The US and Arab governments have voiced support for King Abdullah II. That reflects Jordan's importance as an island of relative stability in a volatile region.
Nation World
Pressure mounts on corporations to denounce GOP voting bills
Businesses accustomed to cozy political relationships now find themselves in the middle of a growing partisan fight over voting rights.
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Biden’s infrastructure spending plan would cover more than just roads
President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan is getting heat from the GOP for not spending enough on infrastructure, but infrastructure is more than just roads.
Nation World
Poll: Majority of Americans support automatic voter registration, photo ID requirement
Many Republicans opposed measures that make it easier to register and vote and most Democrats embraced them.
Nation World
Student loan debt cancellation: Biden checking if he can do it alone
Progressive Democrats have been pushing President Biden to use executive authority to cancel up to $50,000 in student loan debt.
Nation World
Biden calls gun violence a 'public health epidemic' while announcing orders addressing crisis
Biden’s new steps include a move to crack down on “ghost guns” and tightening regulations on pistol-stabilizing braces like the one used in Boulder, Colorado.
Nation World
Social Security COVID stimulus checks should start arriving Wednesday
Many federal beneficiaries who don't file tax returns should see stimulus checks from the recent COVID relief bill showing up in their accounts.
Nation World
Jeff Bezos endorses higher corporate taxes for infrastructure
The Amazon CEO did not endorse a specific plan, saying he wants to see Congress and President Biden 'find the right, balanced solution.'
Nation World
Lawmakers call YouTube Kids a 'wasteland of vapid' content to serve ads
The congressional investigation comes during a pandemic that left parents who are working from home increasingly reliant on services to keep kids occupied.
Olympics
US considering joining boycott of 2022 Beijing Olympics
The State Department said a decision has not yet been made on whether the U.S. will boycott the 2022 games over Beijing's 'egregious human rights violations.'
Nation World
Federal low-income housing grant doubles in size this year
The grants from the Housing Trust Fund are to be used for the construction, maintenance and restoration of low-income housing.
Nation World
US sides with Jordan's king, tough message on royal family dissent delivered
The US and Arab governments have voiced support for King Abdullah II. That reflects Jordan's importance as an island of relative stability in a volatile region.
Nation World
Pressure mounts on corporations to denounce GOP voting bills
Businesses accustomed to cozy political relationships now find themselves in the middle of a growing partisan fight over voting rights.
VERIFY
Biden’s infrastructure spending plan would cover more than just roads
President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan is getting heat from the GOP for not spending enough on infrastructure, but infrastructure is more than just roads.
Nation World
Poll: Majority of Americans support automatic voter registration, photo ID requirement
Many Republicans opposed measures that make it easier to register and vote and most Democrats embraced them.
Nation World
Student loan debt cancellation: Biden checking if he can do it alone
Progressive Democrats have been pushing President Biden to use executive authority to cancel up to $50,000 in student loan debt.
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