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Biden Signals Openness to Sending $1,400 Payments to Smaller Group

Biden Signals Openness to Sending $1,400 Payments to Smaller Group © saul loeb/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images WASHINGTON President Biden indicated in a call with House Democrats that he was open to sending $1,400 payments to a smaller group of Americans in the next round of coronavirus relief legislation and changing the overall price tag of his $1.9 trillion plan, according to people familiar with the call. Mr. Biden told House Democrats on Wednesday that he wouldn’t change the amount of the proposed $1,400 payments, saying people had been promised that amount, according to the people. Instead, he said he would consider targeting them differently than the previous two rounds of direct aid to Americans. Members of both political parties have questioned whether the $1,400 payments he has proposed would go to people who don’t need the aid.

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Why Barack Obama Doesn t Like Ice Cream Anymore - The Good Men Project

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. Why Barack Obama Doesn’t Like Ice Cream Anymore What it taught me about my first job at Walmart. Ice cream is one of the few things in life it seems like everyone loves, and before you call me out on my privilege, I am lactose sensitive and my girlfriend is lactose intolerant. If need be, we get dairy-free ice cream, or at worse, we’ll suffer the gastrointestinal repercussions. It’s worth it.

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Biden, Pelosi to Draw on Their History in Bid to Unite Fractious Democrats

Biden, Pelosi to Draw on Their History in Bid to Unite Fractious Democrats © Alex Brandon/Associated Press WASHINGTON The relationship between President-elect Joe Biden and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spans more than three decades. They now must draw on those ties to steer a divided Democratic coalition amid a pandemic and an economy recovering from a deep slump. The president-elect and speaker have both reached the highest levels in U.S. party politics by forging coalitions among disparate members of their party, including moderates and progressives, according to their allies and advisers. The pair’s history of legislating together has created what colleagues describe as mutual trust.

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Biden Picks North Carolina Regulator Michael Regan to Lead EPA

Biden Picks Regan for EPA, Haaland for Interior Regan would be the second Black administrator in the agency’s history; Haaland would be first Native American cabinet secretary As President-elect Joe Biden works to fill key roles in his administration, WSJ’s Gerald F. Seib outlines four characteristics of the prospective team. Photo: Laura Kammermann By Updated Dec. 17, 2020 9:24 pm ET President-elect Joe Biden said Thursday he plans to nominate Michael Regan, a North Carolina environmental regulator, to lead the Environmental Protection Agency and Rep. Deb Haaland (D., N.M.) as Interior secretary. Mr. Regan runs North Carolina’s Department of Environmental Quality. He spent nearly a decade early in his career at the EPA before taking on regional jobs at the Environmental Defense Fund and in his home state.

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