US government decides on $2 trillion stimulus package to help economy recover from coronavirus crisis
The US Senate and the White House have agreed on a $2 trillion stimulus package to help the economy deal with the coronavirus crisis and lockdown. The deal took five days of negotiations between both parties although it still has to go through the Senate and House of Representatives before it is passed.
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US Supreme court rules that Trump must turn over his Tax Returns to New York Grand Jury
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