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Plan, But Says He Will Not "Deficit-Spend." The Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/05/05/joe-biden-live-updates/> (5/5, Wagner, 10.52M) reports that on Wednesday, President Biden "said...he is open to compromise on his $2 trillion infrastructure and jobs plan but that he sta

en were `among those who suffered the most."' The Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/05/05/joe-biden-live-updates/> (5/5, Wagner, I 0.52M) and the AP <https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politicilkamala-harris-stops-in-rhode-island-to-pitch-biden-jobs-plan/ar- BBlgoFpY?ocid=BingNew

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ws mandate vaccinations to purchase tickets. Biden Open To Compromise On Jobs Plan, But Says He Will Not "Deficit-Spend." The Washington Post (5/5, Wagner, 10.52M) reports that on Wednesday, President Biden "said...he is open to compromise on his $2 trillion infrastructure and jobs plan but that he sta

gh the end of June." Axios (5/5, Rummler, 1.26M) says the CDC "had sought to extend the eviction moratorium through June 30," but US District Judge Dabney Friedrich "ruled Wednesday on the side of the plaintiffs, who alleged that the CDC overstepped its authority by extending the eviction moratorium." The Washi

ws mandate vaccinations to purchase tickets. Biden Open To Compromise On Jobs Plan, But Says He Will Not "Deficit-Spend." The Washington Post (5/5, Wagner, 10.52M) reports that on Wednesday, President Biden "said...he is open to compromise on his $2 trillion infrastructure and jobs plan but that he st

une." EFTA00149819 Axios (5/5, Rummler, 1.26M) says the CDC "had sought to extend the eviction moratorium through June 30," but US District Judge Dabney Friedrich "ruled Wednesday on the side of the plaintiffs, who alleged that the CDC overstepped its authority by extending the eviction moratorium." The Washi