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Jun 10, 2020

Extra unemployment money is set to run out

Debate over extending the extra $600 a week in unemployment benefits. Should government support for the economy continue? The number of deferred credit card payments appears to be dropping. How community participation can guide law enforcement.

Members of the Trump administration and Congress debated the future of expanded unemployment benefits during a Senate Finance Committee hearing on Tuesday. — Members of the Trump administration and Congress debated the future of expanded unemployment benefits during a Senate Finance Committee hearing on Tuesday.
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Will the federal government extend the extra COVID-19 unemployment benefits?
by David Brancaccio, Nancy Marshall-Genzer and Alex Schroeder
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Democrats want to extend the additional $600 a week through 2021.
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Discover says fewer people are opting to defer credit card payments
by Justin Ho
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Will banks that offered forbearance see more customer loyalty down the road?
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Community policing: a more holistic approach to law enforcement
by Victoria Craig, Stephen Ryan and Alex Schroeder
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The idea is to create more formal partnerships between community members and officers to foster greater trust.
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Extra unemployment money is set to run out