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Congress passed $3 trillion in economic aid last spring.

Vice President Mike Pence will get the vaccine on Friday.

"We are on track with all the deliveries we said we were doing."

Senator Dick Durbin, the chamber's No. 2 Democrat, said the goal was to reach an agreement on Wednesday and have it ready for voting beginning on Thursday.

Google called the Texas lawsuit "meritless." Facebook did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

"We will ensure that by whatever mechanism, that we provide them full support to ensure that they can produce for the American people," Azar said.

Lighthizer defended the Trump administration's record in shredding the status quo on trade and imposing unilateral tariffs on $370 billion worth of Chinese goods.

Biden, who served as vice president under the nation's first Black president, Barack Obama, has vowed to build a government that reflects the country's diversity.

"Secretary Pompeo has been identified as having come into contact with someone who tested positive for COVID."

If confirmed by the Senate, Buttigieg would be the first openly gay Cabinet secretary.

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"I will be ready to work with you."

"Whenever my turn comes, I will absolutely take the vaccine and do my part to reassure anyone who’s doubtful."

Trump had complained in July at a White House event that water does not flow strongly enough from showers to his liking.

Pelosi told reporters about an hour before the meeting that the purpose of the session was to "further our discussions."

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump said the diplomats were attacked by some sort of secret weapon. Cuba has repeatedly said there is no evidence for that and denied...

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Buttigieg would also make history as the first LGBTQ person nominated to Biden's administration.

Trump will "absolutely" encourage Americans to take COVID-19 vaccines.

"He's still pursuing ongoing litigation."