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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts on Tuesday unveiled a $700 billion plan to help families get affordable, quality child care in the United States. Her proposal comes as the coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the persistent challenges families face finding and paying for care.Warren s Universal Child Care and Early Learning Act, which is being reintroduced in the House by Congressman Mondaire Jones of New York, is one of several child care proposals from lawmakers
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stanley cup website s first address to Congress on Wednesday. Senator Patty Murray of Washington and Congressman Bobby Scott of Virginia also released legislation last week.The effort would fix our broken child care system and ensure that women and families are not left behind in our recovery. Our legislation would guarantee all parents affordable
stanley cup access to safe and nurturing child care and early learning opportunities for their kids, Warren said in a statement first provided to CBS News. Expanding quality child care would create jobs, increase productivity, and have lifelong benefits for children s development and growth. Warren s plan would pay to set up and support a network of child care and early learning centers and family child care homes, in partnership with local cities, school districts, states, tribal organizations and other nonprofits based on community need Xpzi Record number of women are running for governor and winning their primaries
Republican presidential candidate John McCain, a day after flatly rejecting the idea of a taxpayer bailout for American International Group Inc., said Wednesday that the government had been forced into proposing an $85 billion loan to the nation s largest insurer.McCain appeared to soften his opposition to the bailout proposed by the Federal Reserve, treating the plan as a necessary evil to protect ordinary Americans with financial ties to AIG - and asserting that such a financial collapse should not be allowed to happen again. He also called for an investigation to uncover any wrongdoing. The government was forced to commit $85 billion, McCain said in a statement. These actions stem from failed regulation, reckless management and a casino culture on Wall Street that has crippled one of the most important companies in America, McCain said in a statement. The focus of any such action should be to protect the millions of Americans who hold insurance policies, retirement plans and other accounts with AIG, he added. We must not bail out the management and speculators who created this mess. Democrati
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stanley becher ying the crisis is a stark reminder of the failures of crony capitalism and an economic philosophy that sees any regulation at all as unwise and unnecessary. Despite his eleventh hour conversion to the language of reform, Sen
