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A partisan battle over the next round of coronavirus aid is set to heat up this week, with the Senate returning to Washington and President Donald Trump insisting that a payroll tax cut be part of any relief package......»»

Senators, used to leaving Washington on Thursday afternoons, were resigning themselves to the prospect of late nights and long hours going into the weekend as Democrats push to approve President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion economic aid package......»»

President Joe Biden will meet with Senate Democrats on Tuesday, as his $1.9 trillion coronavirus aid package begins moving through the chamber and lawmakers eye a mid-March deadline for passage......»»

Democratic efforts to push a $1.9-trillion package through Congress to offset the coronavirus pandemic's economic impact switch to the Senate this week, as a key deadline looms in the middle of the month......»»

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said Democrats won't allow the impeachment of former President Donald Trump to slow momentum for massive new coronavirus economic aid package......»»

Democrats may be forced to scale back their ambitions for a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package as one key senator, West Virginia's Joe Manchin, has said he won't support trying to stretch the rules governing the budget process......»»

President Donald Trump on Tuesday night suggested he might not sign the roughly $900 billion coronavirus relief bill, calling it a “disgrace” and demanding a boost in payments to households. What comes next?.....»»

Congress late Monday easily cleared a second major coronavirus aid economic stimulus package for President Donald Trump's signature, bringing to a close almost nine months of very public and sometimes bitter partisan haggling......»»

After days of frenetic talks and only hours ahead of a government shutdown, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Sunday a bipartisan deal had been reached on an almost $900 billion coronavirus relief package......»»

President Donald Trump speaks on Tuesday at the daily coronavirus briefing at the White House......»»

The American Investment Council, which acts as a lobbyist for the private equity industry, pushed the Trump administration to include $500 billion in relief for businesses as part of a coronavirus stimulus package, CNBC re read more.....»»

As Washington considers other steps for responding to the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic damage, President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi both have suggested a “Phase 4” package could include spending on infrastructure......»»

The approvals Friday from President Donald Trump and the House of Representatives for a $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package come after a Republican congressman’s effort to slow down the measure flopped......»»

In a quick voice vote on Friday, the House of Representatives OKs a $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package to help the U.S. economy cope with the pandemic. The passage comes after a Republican congressman’s effort to slow down the measure flops......»»

Senate lawmakers are racing to finish a massive aid package to help Americans devastated by the coronavirus, as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said it needed to be completed “today.”.....»»

As Republican and Democratic lawmakers and the Trump administration work on measures that could stimulate the U.S. economy and help workers, analysts say a big stimulus package could pass Congress next week......»»

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The Senate on Wednesday works to approve a House-passed coronavirus bill that targets paid leave and testing, as lawmakers and the Trump administration already look ahead to other, broader stimulus efforts......»»

The Senate on Wednesday works to approve a House-passed coronavirus bill that targets paid leave and testing, as lawmakers and the Trump administration already look ahead to other, broader stimulus efforts......»»

While Republican and Democratic leaders say they’re close to a deal on a coronavirus bill, analysts are stressing the latest legislative effort isn’t designed to deliver a big boost to the economy or markets......»»