Jan 22, 2021

OSHA directed to strengthen workplace safety rules

Jose De Leon restocks shelves at the Presidente Supermarket on April 13, 2020 in Miami, Florida. Joe Raedle/Getty Images

President Biden has signed an executive order directing the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, OSHA, to create stronger workplace rules for keeping workers safe from COVID-19. Plus, pushback on Biden's proposed stimulus package in Washington. And, how rural food banks and pantries have found ways to reach people in remote locations.

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COVID-19

Biden orders OSHA to strengthen COVID-19 safety rules

by Justin Ho

Jan 22, 2021

The order also asks OSHA to strengthen its workplace enforcement efforts.

An employee wipes down outdoor tables at a restaurant in Florida.

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Just how much stimulus can Congress actually pass?

Drew Matus, chief market strategist for MetLife Investment Management, joins us to discuss.

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COVID-19

Rural food banks find ways to deliver during pandemic

by Samantha Fields

Jan 22, 2021

For many low-income people in rural areas, simply getting to a grocery store or food bank can be a barrier to getting enough to eat.

Food price inflation is causing some food banks to consider their costs and tighten where needed.

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