Evening Edition: GOP relief bill likely to include payroll tax cut, tie school funds to reopenings
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The president met with GOP leaders to form a unified front before launching contentious talks with Democrats on the last major relief bill before the November election.
By Erica Werner, Jeff Stein and Robert Costa ●Read more »
Visitors to the landmark have fallen off sharply amid the coronavirus pandemic, and after more than five centuries on the job, the Beefeaters find their future uncertain.
Arizona was one of the first states to reopen in May, even before an initial wave of coronavirus cases subsided. But an early attempt to salvage its struggling economy has backfired months later, triggering a new surge of infections.
A Washington power corridor consumed by protests in June has turned into a new destination — a rollicking blend of open-air soapbox, campground, flea market, museum and 24-hour hangout.
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