百度试题 结果1 题目请帮我理解下这句话Congress has been considering bills to increase cardholder protections. 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 国会一直在考虑法案,用以增加对持卡人的保障.反馈 收藏
Analysis: Congress has all but given up hope of completing the remaining government spending bills until after the electionROBERT SIEGEL
“Well, my first priority, which will be probably the package of bills, is about bringing down the cost of living,” Harris said. “So it's about housing, it's about child care, it's about what we need to do to deal with grocery prices. So it's not one, it's ...
Oct 2023 Why Speaker Johnson makes a shutdown less likely The right flank of the House GOP trusts their newly elected speaker to pass individual spending bills, so they're giving him more grace to avert a shutdown than they gave to Kevin McCarthy. ...
In the wake of financial challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government provided temporary relief to many federal student loan borrowers. In March 2020, Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, known as the CARES Act,...
The president eventually signed spending bills approved by Congress. Dec. 17, 1982 Duration:Three days White House:Reagan Senate control:Republicans House control:Democrats What happened:The shutdown arose in part from Reagan's opposition to a measure that included billions in funding for a jobs cr...
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. —Lawmakersended the first session of the 101st General Assembly with nearly 70 bills passed. From budgets to health care, here’s a look at what bills Gov.Mike Parsonhas signed so far. (This story will be updated.) ...
Joe Biden’s first mention of student loan debt arrived in response to a question about Black voters and their economic prospects. “If they’re engaged in nursing — and anything having to do with volunteerism — if they paid their bills for ten years, their student debt, all the rest ...
make it even bigger. Nobody likes the monstrous omnibus bills that have everything in them but the proverbial kitchen sink. But, with only 30 days or so before potential gridlock in the new Congress, it may be time for one last big bipartisan push to get the defense NDAA passed, fund ...