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Republicans Demand Aid Deal End Fed Facilities: Congress Update

GOP Senator Says Short Shutdown Possible: Congress Update Bloomberg 12/17/2020 © Bloomberg Nancy Pelosi walks through the U.S. Capitol on Dec. 16. (Bloomberg) Congressional leaders are working through the final sticking points of a coronavirus relief deal, although the agreement probably won’t come together in time for both chambers to vote before Friday. The federal government could shut down briefly over the weekend if senators object to temporary funding while negotiations continue. People briefed on the talks say the draft of the roughly $900 billion proposal includes $600 in payments for individuals, $300-per-week in supplemental unemployment insurance payments and aid for small businesses, as well as about $17 billion for airlines. But it omits aid to state and local governments and lawsuit liability protection, the two issues that stymied earlier attempts at an agreement.

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Congress Struggles to Finish Stimulus Details: Congress Update

GOP Senator Says Short Shutdown Possible: Congress Update Bloomberg 12/17/2020 © Bloomberg Nancy Pelosi walks through the U.S. Capitol on Dec. 16. (Bloomberg) Congressional leaders are working through the final sticking points of a coronavirus relief deal, although the agreement probably won’t come together in time for both chambers to vote before Friday. The federal government could shut down briefly over the weekend if senators object to temporary funding while negotiations continue. People briefed on the talks say the draft of the roughly $900 billion proposal includes $600 in payments for individuals, $300-per-week in supplemental unemployment insurance payments and aid for small businesses, as well as about $17 billion for airlines. But it omits aid to state and local governments and lawsuit liability protection, the two issues that stymied earlier attempts at an agreement.

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Kaine Says Virus Aid Deal Almost Done: Congress Update

GOP Senator Says Short Shutdown Possible: Congress Update Bloomberg 12/17/2020 © Bloomberg Nancy Pelosi walks through the U.S. Capitol on Dec. 16. (Bloomberg) Congressional leaders are working through the final sticking points of a coronavirus relief deal, although the agreement probably won’t come together in time for both chambers to vote before Friday. The federal government could shut down briefly over the weekend if senators object to temporary funding while negotiations continue. People briefed on the talks say the draft of the roughly $900 billion proposal includes $600 in payments for individuals, $300-per-week in supplemental unemployment insurance payments and aid for small businesses, as well as about $17 billion for airlines. But it omits aid to state and local governments and lawsuit liability protection, the two issues that stymied earlier attempts at an agreement.

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Covid-Relief Plan Talks Down to Final Details: Congress Update

GOP Senator Says Short Shutdown Possible: Congress Update Bloomberg 12/17/2020 © Bloomberg Nancy Pelosi walks through the U.S. Capitol on Dec. 16. (Bloomberg) Congressional leaders are working through the final sticking points of a coronavirus relief deal, although the agreement probably won’t come together in time for both chambers to vote before Friday. The federal government could shut down briefly over the weekend if senators object to temporary funding while negotiations continue. People briefed on the talks say the draft of the roughly $900 billion proposal includes $600 in payments for individuals, $300-per-week in supplemental unemployment insurance payments and aid for small businesses, as well as about $17 billion for airlines. But it omits aid to state and local governments and lawsuit liability protection, the two issues that stymied earlier attempts at an agreement.

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White House Sees Virus Aid Deal Within 48 Hours: Congress Update

GOP Senator Says Short Shutdown Possible: Congress Update Bloomberg 12/17/2020 © Bloomberg Nancy Pelosi walks through the U.S. Capitol on Dec. 16. (Bloomberg) Congressional leaders are working through the final sticking points of a coronavirus relief deal, although the agreement probably won’t come together in time for both chambers to vote before Friday. The federal government could shut down briefly over the weekend if senators object to temporary funding while negotiations continue. People briefed on the talks say the draft of the roughly $900 billion proposal includes $600 in payments for individuals, $300-per-week in supplemental unemployment insurance payments and aid for small businesses, as well as about $17 billion for airlines. But it omits aid to state and local governments and lawsuit liability protection, the two issues that stymied earlier attempts at an agreement.

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