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Democrats say minimum wage isn t the only issue facing parliamentarian

Democrats: Minimum wage isn t the only issue facing parliamentarian Naomi Jagoda © Greg Nash Democrats: Minimum wage isn t the only issue facing parliamentarian Democratic senators on Thursday said that they don t know if the Senate parliamentarian will allow the final version of the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package to include a provision that would direct the Treasury Department to make advance payments of the child tax credit (CTC) on a monthly basis. The version of the relief package that the House is expected to pass this week would direct Treasury to establish a program to make monthly payments of the credit between July and December.

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Democrats revive debate over calling impeachment witnesses

Democrats are reviving a debate over whether to call witnesses for the impeachment trial against former President Trump, an issue that as of Friday many senators viewed as settled.Neither House impeachment managers nor Trump's legal team had formally closed the door to calling witnesses, but senators on both sides of the aisle expected they wouldn't and that the trial would wrap up on Saturday.But some Democrats are now endorsing the idea in.

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Democrats offer bill to provide tax relief to unemployment recipients

Democrats offer bill to provide tax relief to unemployment recipients Naomi Jagoda © Greg Nash Democrats offer bill to provide tax relief to unemployment recipients Sen. Richard Durbin (D-Ill.) and Rep. Cindy Axne (D-Iowa) on Tuesday introduced a bill aimed at providing tax relief to people who received unemployment benefits last year, amid the coronavirus pandemic. The legislation would exempt from federal income taxes the first $10,200 in unemployment benefits that taxpayers received last year. Both people who received unemployment benefits through federal programs and people who received benefits through state programs would be eligible for the tax relief, according to a news release from the lawmakers.

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Democrats reintroduce $15 minimum wage bill

Democrats reintroduce $15 minimum wage bill Niv Elis © Greg Nash Democrats reintroduce $15 minimum wage bill Democrats in both chambers of Congress on Tuesday reintroduced a bill to raise the federal minimum wage for the first time since 2009, setting a $15 an hour target by 2025. That level would be more than double the current rate of $7.25 an hour, which was approved in 2007 and set in place two years later. Let s be clear: The $7.25 an hour federal minimum wage is a starvation wage, said incoming Senate Budget Committee Chairman Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.). No person in America can make it on $8, $10 or $12 an hour. The House approved the same legislation in July, but it languished in the GOP-controlled Senate.

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Democrats eye bill providing permanent benefits of at least $3K per child

Democrats eye bill providing permanent benefits of at least $3K per child Tal Axelrod © Greg Nash Democrats eye bill providing permanent benefits of at least $3K per child House Democrats are looking to introduce a bill that would permanently expand benefits to families with children. Reps. Suzan DelBene (Wash.) and Rosa DeLauro (Conn.) are looking to introduce the American Family Act (AFA), which would provide a significant boost to the federal aid families get under the child tax credit. While the timeline for introducing the bill is still in flux, the legislation would provide families $3,000 per year per child and $3,600 per year for kids under 6 years old. The benefit would be paid monthly - $250 per month for kids 6 to 17 years old and $300 per month for kids under 6 - with the intention that families can get the funds before filing taxes and would phase out over time for higher-earning families.

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