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It is still not against the law to discriminate because of sex in places open to the public like stores or restaurants.

One change: Businesses will have more time to spend their loans and still qualify for forgiveness.

The nearly half-a-trillion dollar bill would replenish the program to help small businesses.

Government leaders contemplate the idea as part of a multi-billion dollar plan to stimulate the economy.

The next step in relief efforts is set to include a variety of provisions making it easier for people to stay home when they are sick.

Researchers at the Centers for Disease and Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health will split $25 million dollars.

An economist and a financial planner break down the most important changes in the SECURE Act, which goes into effect Jan. 1.

Some members of Congress want to include more funding for election security in the next federal spending bill, due on Dec. 20.

Well, it depends.

A busy agenda, including a looming deadline for a spending deal, awaits lawmakers returning from their summer recess.