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Growth play so it doesnt make sense but we will break it down. Guy we are getting some data out of the United States, wholesale inventories month on and that number has been trending lower. Trade sales coming through significantly better than anticipated, 5. 4 . The prime number was really ugly and that was 16. 9 which has been revised slightly higher but this is late data so in the rearview mirror. The claims data is more highfrequency. We got that earlier on, a little better than anticipated, lets break it down. Were looking at jobless claims coming in above one million for a 16th straight week in while it was slightly better isn what was anticipated, basically double what we saw during the first of the financial crisis. Continuing claims track the number of people claiming ongoing on a plummet benefits and that declined to the direction is encouraging. Of the hotspot states where we have seen covid flare up, texas saw a pickup in claims, arizona little changed and california dropped
Hit next winter at the start of the flu season will the u. S. Have nearly 900000 infections and a total death toll of more than 45000 this comes as white house. Advisor dr Deborah Burks warned americans that to prepare for even more deaths we will continue to see mortality and among our american citizens particularly in the cities as they begin to move past because. Well it turns out the 1st american lives lost a coven 19 came earlier than originally thought will help us officials in california said tissue samples taken during autopsies showed that 2 people tested positive for the virus just weeks before this was at the start of february on tuesday the u. S. Senate approved a new 484. 00 trillion 1000000000. 00 stimulus package for Small Businesses this while President Donald Trump and treasury secretary Steven Menuhin said they would ask some businesses who received relief funds to return them meanwhile the state of missouri is suing china for not doing enough to stop the spread of th
Day. Challengers in elections, oversight and regulation. For those who didnt see me at the top of the day, im alex gibbons and run law policy at the law school and happy to be hosting you today. Many key areas of challenges, somebody was just saying that theyre feeling a little depressed and we need to try to get the energy up on this final panel of the day. Issues from the fragmenttation from political discourse and new pathways for misinformation, Voter Suppression to election security. This panel is going to add another challenge, the significant challenge that we face in election oversight and preparedness. But also, talk about the Solutions Space as well, which is quite simply what do we do . We have another phenomenal lineup to help answer these questions today. Sitting immediately to my left is the honorable ellen weintraub, the chair of the federal Elections Commission are, right, indeed. Well talk about that a little over the course of the panel, too. She has served as commiss
Political advertisements. Georgetowns Law Institute hosted this forum. Okay. So were reconvening for our fourth and final panel of the day. New challenges in election oversight and regulation. For those who didnt see me at the top of the day, im alexangra gibbons. I run ouw institute for Technology Law and policy here at the law school and were really thrilled to be hosting you all today. The conversation so far have surfaced many key areas of challenges. Somebody was saying that theyre feeling a little depressed and we need to try to get the energy up on the final panel of the day. Issues from the fragmentation of political discourse and new pathways for misinformation to voter suppression, to the technical challenges of election security. This panel is going to add another challenge the significant challenges we face in election oversight and preparedness. But also talk about the solution space as well which is quite simply, what do we do . We have another phenomenal lineup to help a