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© Washington Post Washington Post has been mocked for an overly enthusiastic headline that called the coronavirus relief bill a "defining move" of Joe Bidens presidency, poised to "sharply" cut poverty by "showering money" on Americans. After the Senate narrowly passed a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill on Saturday, and President Joe Biden promised that eligible Americans will start receiving their $1,400 stimulus checks from this month onwards, the Washington Post tried to explain that ...

AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta, File The Washington Post did its best to spin the pork-zilla Biden bill that the Senate passed today that’s supposedly for “virus relief” but instead seems a huge payoff to a lot of Democratic agenda items and buddies. Even by usual mainstream media standards, this was pretty bad, bordering on North Korea, Communist China kind of propaganda-speak. Biden stimulus showers money on Americans, sharply cutting poverty in defining move of presidency https://t.co/Mr...

Follow RT on Washington Post has been mocked for an overly enthusiastic headline that called the coronavirus relief bill a “defining move” of Joe Biden’s presidency, poised to “sharply” cut poverty by “showering money” on Americans. After the Senate narrowly passed a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill on Saturday, and President Joe Biden promised that eligible Americans will start receiving their $1,400 stimulus checks from this month onwards, the Washington Post tried ...

Tyler Pager is a White House reporter at The Washington Post. He joined the paper in March 2021 after covering the White House at Politico and the 2020 presidential campaign at Bloomberg News.

Marianna Sotomayor covers the House of Representatives, primarily focusing on Democratic and Republican leadership. Sotomayor joined the Washington Post from NBC News in 2021.

Yutao Chen is a news designer for The Washington Post.

Glenn Kessler, the notorious Washington Post fact-checker, must have felt something resembling purpose when he tuned into President Donald Trump’s CPAC speech Saturday afternoon, but wound up with egg on his face. Trump attacked Biden, demanding that the president “get the schools open.” Kessler couldn’t help himself. “Trump complaining about kids not back in schools yet,” Kessler tweeted. “Who was president a month ago?” Trump complaining about kids not back in schools yet. Wh...

So Jacobin is misleading, because the Finnish vaccine, while promising, is nowhere near the market. Testing has to yet begin on animals and then humans. Must read in the sense that the vaccine is a new mechanism, but otherwise way overblown reaction and interpretation from Jacobin… aleric One of the points of the article was that they were not able to get money allocated for human studies. Which are expensive, but a fraction of the total spent acquiring vaccine from other sources. So this cri...

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Shannon Liao is a staff writer at The Washington Post covering video games.