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House impeaches President Trump a second time in historic vote
Donald Trump became the first president in U.S. history to be impeached twice after the House of Representatives approved an impeachment charge of inciting an insurrection following the riotous invasion... Read More
Lawmakers aim to pass 1-week spending bill to avoid government shutdown, as talks continue on COVID aid
Democratic and Republican lawmakers on Monday said they planned to pass a one-week spending bill that would prevent a Saturday shutdown of the federal government, as they also continued to... Read More
New U.S. coronavirus cases top 126,000 for second straight day
The U.S. has topped 100,000 new coronavirus cases for the fourth consecutive day, a worrying trend ahead of an expected winter resurgence. Read More
‘I love Texas!’ President Trump cheers on supporters as they swarm Biden bus — now the FBI is involved
A group of Trump supporters on Friday harassed a Biden campaign bus on a Texas freeway, waving their flags and honking their horns in a tense confrontation that reportedly led... Read More
Bill Gates says Trump’s partial travel ban made the coronavirus pandemic worse
“ ‘We created this rush, and we didn’t have the ability to test or quarantine those people.’ ” That’s billionaire philanthropist and Microsoft MSFT, -1.24% co-founder Bill Gates explaining in a “Fox... Read More
Bill decriminalizing marijuana no longer on Democratic-run House’s schedule for next week
Top House Democrats are delaying having a vote on a bill that would decriminalize marijuana at the federal level, after previously saying the vote would come next week. Read More
Trump’s call for ‘higher numbers’ for fiscal stimulus meets with mixed reactions from Senate GOP
President Donald Trump speaks in Londonderry, New Hampshire, on Aug. 28. (Getty Images) Senate Republicans, in a show of unity, voted last week for another coronavirus financial-aid bill almost half... Read More
Trump says Biden would raise taxes by $4 trillion. Budget group says it would only be $3.4 trillion
Printing Supervisor Donavan Elliott inspects sheets of one-dollar bills run through the printing press at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington. (Getty Images) Read More
The numbers tell us the economy is better, but millions of Americans aren’t feeling it
The U.S. economy has kept growing despite a summer spike in coronavirus cases and the end of massive federal aid, but millions of Americans are either being left out or... Read More
This eye-opening experience has me rethinking how Social Security figures into my retirement planning
Our family’s goal was to achieve financial independence assuming we will have no Social Security benefits. Our full retirement ages are over two decades away, and cuts to the program... Read More
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