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Subject: Politics P.M.: Congress to bail out firms that avoided taxes, safety
regulations and spent billions boosting their stock
Hurdles remain as Senate aims to vote on $2 trillion bill; Senate aid package
quietly carves out billions intended for Boeing, officials say; G-7 failed to
agree on statement after U.S. insisted on calling coronavirus outbreak ‘Wuhan
virus’; Biden suggests that Trump’s Easter timeline could be ‘catastrophic’; So
far, coronavirus is heavily a blue-state issue. That’s likely to change.; What
exactly is in this massive $2 trillion Senate coronavirus bill?; Trump’s
positive coronavirus polls; Why the United States is emerging as the epicenter
of the coronavirus pandemic; The Daily 202: Prince Charles testing positive
illustrates how the coronavirus does not discriminate; Conservatives gutted the
social safety net. Now, in a crisis, they’re embracing it. ; Stimulus bill
prevents Trump and his family from benefiting from loan programs; Trump needs
governors to reopen the economy. Even Republican ones aren’t on board.; Why
Trump won’t have the final say on whether people go back to work
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Congress to bail out firms that avoided taxes, safety regulations and spent
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Some of the companies now poised to benefit from taxpayer aid have employed
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