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Coronavirus relief package talks driving to overtime conclusion

Coronavirus relief package talks driving to overtime conclusion
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Second stimulus check: Could you get $1,200, $600 or nothing?

Second stimulus check: Could you get $1,200, $600 or nothing?
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Lawmakers battle over state and local aid in coronavirus bill

Lawmakers battle over state and local aid in coronavirus bill Print this article House and Senate leaders negotiating a coronavirus aid package are deciding whether to include up to $90 billion for the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The money, sought by Democratic negotiators, would allow FEMA to help cities and states deal with emergencies, which they say is needed due to shrinking tax revenue. The funding is among several provisions holding up a virus aid deal. Republicans fear the FEMA funding that Democrats seek will be used by local governments to bail out bad financial decisions, including poorly managed state pension plans.

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Congress Passes Two-Day Spending Bill

Congress Passes Two-Day Spending Bill © erin scott/Reuters WASHINGTON President Trump signed a two-day spending bill passed by Congress Friday evening averting a partial government shutdown after midnight, as congressional leaders struggled to wrap up negotiations on a coronavirus relief package. In the Covid-19 talks, negotiators were still wrestling Friday to close differences on the Federal Reserve’s emergency lending powers, among other snags. Leaders have aimed to pair the passage of the Covid-19 aid bill with a broader spending bill. While lawmakers maintain that they are closing in on an agreement, it became clear Friday that a coronavirus-aid package wouldn’t be finished in time to pass with a spending bill needed to avoid a government shutdown at 12:01 a.m. Saturday.

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Senate Leaders Urge Compromise to Finish Virus Relief Deal Saturday

Senate Leaders Urge Compromise on Virus Relief Deal © michael reynolds/Shutterstock WASHINGTON Senate leaders from both parties called on the other to compromise Saturday in the final round of negotiations over a $900 billion coronavirus relief package, saying they hoped to complete an agreement later in the day. On Friday night, both chambers passed a two-day spending patch, signed into law by President Trump, to keep the government funded through Sunday while negotiations continued. The previous deadline had been 12:01 a.m. Saturday. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) said lawmakers were still negotiating Saturday over the last stumbling block: a push from Sen. Pat Toomey (R., Pa.) to restrict the Federal Reserve’s emergency lending powers.

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