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Joe Biden could still save Trump by tapping Kamala Harris as vice president
Trump already has plenty of evidence to show that Kamala isn't just a raging lefty but also a dirty cop. Just watch that clip of Tulsi Gabbard taking her apart on the debate stage. -
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AMC Theatres plans to reopen without requiring customers to wear masks
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Clyburn demands the White House provide economic projections it's reportedly planning to skip
Rep. Jim Clyburn on Thursday called on the White House to include economic projections in a report to Congress that the administration reportedly plans to exclude. -
Key Republican senator downplays need for fiscal relief
Sen. Pat Toomey on Thursday spoke against Congress approving another coronavirus relief package.
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John Kerry: Trump victory could provoke a revolution
Former Secretary of State John Kerry raised the possibility that a victory by President Trump could provoke a revolution in the United States, claiming that Republicans have a history of denying voting rights to Democratic voters.June 19, 2020 07:06 AMJune 19, 2020 12:00 AMJune 18, 2020 11:00 PMJune 18, 2020 09:32 PMPolicy Healthcare
Fauci says reluctance to follow health guidelines is ‘frustrating’
Top government infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci said Friday that it was “frustrating” that the public was ignoring health guidelines to prevent further coronavirus spread.June 19, 2020 09:03 AMJune 18, 2020 11:00 PMJune 18, 2020 11:00 PMJune 18, 2020 04:40 PM
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Rank and file pressure House Democratic leadership on renewables amid infrastructure push
House Democrats are marketing their $1.5 trillion infrastructure package as a massive investment in climate change and clean energy, but leadership is still silent on the emergency tax credit relief that renewable energy developers have been seeking for months.
Daily on Energy: Pandemic threatens effort to save 700 homes in Norfolk from increased flooding
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Biden may use financial regulations to slow fossil fuel investments
Joe Biden could accelerate a new battlefront in the fight against climate change by forcing financial institutions to adopt safeguards that would restrict the fossil fuel industry’s access to low-cost capital, pushing producers to keep oil and gas in the ground.Policy Finance
Northam outlines phase 3 reopening guidelines, says Virginia at least a week away from entering it
The soonest Virginia could enter into phase three of reopening is June 26, Gov. Ralph Northam said Thursday, but he declined to set any date in stone.
New Hampshire official sees state's economy as 90 percent reopened
A New Hampshire employment official is optimistic that nearly 90 percent of the state’s economy is now open and working, and the Governor’s Economic Reopening Task Force plans to help other struggling businesses reopen as the nation approaches 100 days since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic.
Bipartisan group of economists suggest an economic recovery plan
A bipartisan gang of four prominent economists has put forth an economic recovery plan based on four proposals that they see as absolutely essential in the coming months: income support for the unemployed, pandemic employment benefits for low-wage workers, support for small businesses, and state and local fiscal relief.
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