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Some lawmakers pushing for a permanent expansion of unemployment aid

Some lawmakers pushing for a permanent expansion of unemployment aid
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The Biden And Wyden Tax Plans

The Biden And Wyden Tax Plans
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Supporters hope for Build America Bonds revival in infrastructure plan

POLITICO Supporters hope for Build America Bonds revival in infrastructure plan It won’t likely be hard to find buyers for the program, designed to leverage increasing amounts of private funding for public works via taxable municipal debt. House Ways and Means Chair Richard Neal listed BABs among his own priorities for the infrastructure plan earlier this month. | Jessica Hill/AP Photo Link Copied The push to revive the federally subsidized Build America Bonds program as part of massive infrastructure legislation has investors and issuers champing at the bit. Their appetite for the bonds, or BABs, was immense when they were briefly issued more than a decade ago by states, cities and local governments unable to finance their projects at reasonable rates during the Great Recession.

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Top Senate Democrat marks 4/20 by calling for end to federal weed ban

Top Senate Democrat marks 4/20 by calling for end to federal weed ban Updated 2:01 PM; Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer marked 4/20, the unofficial marijuana holiday, on the Senate floor calling to end the federal cannabis ban. “It’s as appropriate a time as any to take a hard look at our laws that have overcriminalized the use of marijuana and put it on par with heroin, LSD and other narcotics that bear little or no resemblance in their effects either on individuals or on society more broadly,” Schumer D-N.Y., said Tuesday. “I believe the time has come to end the federal prohibition on marijuana in this country.”

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Poll shows record support for legalizing weed across the nation

Poll shows record support for legalizing weed across the nation Updated 8:30 AM; Today 8:30 AM Heather Randazzo, a grow employee at Compassionate Care Foundation s medical marijuana dispensary, trims leaves off marijuana plants in the company s grow house in Egg Harbor Township on March 22, 2019.AP Facebook Share A record percentage of U.S. voters say marijuana should be legalized, according to a poll released Thursday. The Quinnipiac University Poll recorded its highest percentage ever, 70%, in support of legal weed, with 24% in opposition. When the survey first asked the question in December 2012, 51% of registered voters answered yes and 44% answered no. “This is not entirely surprising,” Quinnipiac Polling Analyst Tim Malloy said. “The whole country is trending this way”

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