With Relief Plan, a Champion of the Middle Class Comes to Aid the Poor
| By Emily Cochrane The sweeping legislation had no support from Republican lawmakers, who called it bloated and unaffordable. It will deliver emergency aid and broader assistance to low- and middle-income Americans. | | | By Michael D. Shear, Carl Hulse and Jonathan Martin President Biden's new role as a crusader for Americans in poverty is an evolution for a politician who has focused on the working class and his Senate work on the judiciary and foreign relations. | | | By Nelson D. Schwartz and Jeanna Smialek Prices have yet to show much movement, but the prospect of an unbridled economy's surging back from the pandemic has unsettled the markets. | | |
| The Learning Network Teens across the United States show us how they have met life's challenges in the midst of a pandemic. | | | Opinion By Nathaniel Lash Enter your state and we'll tell you. | | |
| By The New York Times The Biden administration on Wednesday restarted a program allowing children in Central America to apply to join parents in the U.S., offering a path for them to reunite without making the dangerous journey north. | | | By The Associated Press House Democrats prevailed over Republican opposition to give final approval on Wednesday to President Biden's nearly $1.9 trillion stimulus package in a 220-to-211 vote, clearing the legislation for his signature. | | | By New Jersey Office Of The Governor Via Youtube On Wednesday, Gov. Philip D. Murphy of New Jersey announced that indoor dining, casinos, salons and gyms could open at half capacity starting March 19. | | |
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