There is no new stimulus package yet, but that’s not stopping scammers from trying to trick people into thinking there is.
Category: <span>CoVid-19</span>
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COVID-19 cases in kids are at their highest since pandemic began, report says
Here’s what we know.
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Dow sheds 900 points, suffers worst day since June as coronavirus cases surge
This week’s stock market rout deepened Wednesday on concerns that rising numbers of coronavirus infections in the U.S. and Europe will push governments to bring back restrictions on businesses.
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Coronavirus stimulus inevitable but question is ‘when’: Citi CEO
Coronavirus stimulus talks in Washington D.C. have stalled ahead of next week’s presidential election, casting doubt that party leaders will ever resolve negotiations that have stretched for months.
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Second stimulus check: US coronavirus relief bill update
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is “optimistic” of a bipartisan coronavirus stimulus deal before the election, but a White House spokesperson says it may yet take “weeks”.
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No new coronavirus stimulus before election as Senate heads home
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Senate Republicans made “a decision not to crush the virus,” while a Senate spokesman accused Democrats of filibustering the relief bill.
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Bill Gates on COVID-19: ‘Fall 2021 won’t be completely back to normal’
Here’s what you need to know.
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Optimism returns to coronavirus relief package negotiations
Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she’s ‘happy’ with the outlook for talks on a sweeping health care and economic aid bill.
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Deadline looms for another coronavirus stimulus package, including more checks for Americans
After months of discussion and negotiation, Democrats and the White House are expected to decide Tuesday whether passage of a coronavirus stimulus package is still possible this month.
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The coronavirus pandemic has caused nearly 300,000 more deaths than expected in a typical year
The coronavirus pandemic has left about 285,000 more people dead in the United States than would be expected in a typical year, two-thirds of them from covid-19 itself and the rest from other causes, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported.