Biden: If we act now our economy will be better, stronger
President Joe Biden announced he's signing two new executive orders to address the economic crisis. His orders include boosting food assistance, SNAP allotments, allowing workers to forgo working in unsafe workplaces, and increasing the minimum wage to $15 dollars.
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