Congress may be on a two-week break right now but the debate over the next coronavirus aid is still in the air.
AID IS STILL IN THEAIR.MOST OF THE RELIEF FROM THEFIRST STIMULUS PACKAGE IS SETTO EXPIRE AT THE END OF THISMONTH.IT'S A CONCERN ON BOTH SIDES OFTHE AISLE AS CASES SPIKE.HOWEVER-- THE DOLLAR AMOUNT THISTIME AROUND IS A SOURCE OFTENSION.DEMOCRATS ARE EYEING A DEALWORTH 3-TRILLION DOLLARS...THATWOULD FOCUS ON EXTENDING THEENHANCED UNEMPLOYMENTBENEFITS.MEANWHILE-- REPUBLICANS WANT ALOWER PRICE TAG ATONE-TRILLION DOLLARS...THATWOULD CENTER AROUND LIABILITYPROTECTIONS FOR BUSINESSES--SCHOOLS-- AND DOCTORS.LAWMAKERS WILL RESUME SESSION ONJULY 20TH.THE LATEST FASHION TREND THISYEAR IS TH
Congress may be on a two week break right now, but debate over the next stimulus package still lingers. Cases spike, but most of..