Associated Press

Lawmakers are set to introduce the legislation Monday, with voting mid-week.

The figures suggest employers have rehired roughly all the workers they can afford to after laying off more than 22 million.

On Friday, the government will issue a December jobs report that economists expect will show hiring slowed for a sixth straight month.

Dozens breached security perimeters and lawmakers inside the House chamber were told to put on gas masks as tear gas was fired in the Rotunda.

McConnell gave almost no indication of his plans ahead.

White smoke from the European Commission in Brussels.

Before the virus struck, applications typically numbered around 225,000 a week before shooting up to 6.9 million in early spring.

Democrats and Republicans have hit a snag in their deal, disagreeing over a provision that aims to limit the Federal Reserve's lending powers.

Nine months after the viral pandemic first paralyzed the economy, many employers are still slashing jobs.

It's a sign Americans held back on spending during the start of the holiday shopping season.