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Biden, Yellen urge action 'now' on COVID-19 stimulus
President Joe Biden and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Friday that Congress needs to take immediate action on his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief proposal, adding that most economists believe additional economic stimulus is needed.
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What GameStop Customers Think About Stock Market Drama
Jan.29 -- While the drama over GameStop unfolded on Reddit and Twitter, its brick and mortar stores were business as usual. Quicktake’s Erewa Uku headed out to her local GameStop in Oakland, California to see what the store’s customers are making of the headlines.
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Biden, Yellen call for swift action on coronavirus relief package
President Biden on Friday pushed Congress to act urgently on his proposed economic relief package as the White House scraps to garner bipartisan support."The choice couldn't be clearer. We have learned from past crises that the risk is not doing too much. The risk is not doing enough. And this is a time to act now," Biden said during a meeting with top economic advisers in the Oval Office.Biden cited studies that show inaction could lead to...
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Former Republican voter after Capitol riot: 'I want no association with this party anymore'
A former Republican voter speaks to NBC News' Maura Barrett about why he left the GOP after the Capitol riot as data from key states shows thousands of Republicans are leaving the party after Jan. 6.
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NYC restaurants can open at 25% on Valentine's Day
New York City restaurants can reopen for indoor dining at one-quarter capacity by Valentine's Day if infection rates continue to drop. Gov. Andrew Cuomo also said Friday that bigger weddings can return statewide in March. (Jan. 29)
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Tulsa County District Court conducts special docket at Cox Business Convention Center
The Tulsa County District Court held a misdemeanor disposition docket at the Cox Business Convention Center on Friday due to the suspension of misdemeanor cases amid the pandemic. "[We] tried to get creative and, unfortunately the courthouse doesn't have a space big enough, fortunately the Convention Center does,"said District Court Judge Dawn Moody.
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