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U.S. President&nbsp;Joe Biden&nbsp;unveiled a $2 trillion&nbsp;infrastructure&nbsp;package which is going to be part financed by a hike in corporate taxes.&nbsp;
The plan puts one trillion dollars&nbsp;into transportation infrastructure and also into American manufacturing, research and development.The announcement marks Biden&rsquo;s second major initiative after passage of a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan in early March.Biden plans to fund the spending by raising the corporate tax rate to 28%. Republicans &nbsp;under the Trump regime slashed the rate to 21% from 35% as part of their 2017 tax law.

Biden's new $2 trillion push for the US economy comes with a tax hike

U.S. President&nbsp;Joe Biden&nbsp;unveiled a $2 trillion&nbsp;infrastructure&nbsp;package which is going to be part financed by a hike in corporate taxes.&nbsp;
The plan puts one trillion dollars&nbsp;into transportation infrastructure and also into American manufacturing, research and development.The announcement marks Biden&rsquo;s second major initiative after passage of a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan in early March. Biden plans to fund the spending by raising the corporate tax rate to 28%. Republicans &nbsp;under the Trump regime slashed the rate to 21% from 35% as part of their 2017 tax law.

<ul>
<li>Biden&nbsp;unveiled a $2 trillion&nbsp;infrastructure&nbsp;package</li>
<li>Biden&nbsp;earmarks $1 trillion to transport infra, American manufacturing</li>
<li>Stimulus adds to $1.9 bn package announced in early March</li>
<li>Biden&nbsp;administration is looking to raise corporate tax to fund package</li>
<li>Biden&nbsp;proposing raising corporate tax to 28% from 21%</li>
</ul>

U.S. President&nbsp;Joe Biden&nbsp;unveiled a $2 trillion&nbsp;infrastructure&nbsp;package which is going to be part financed by a hike in corporate taxes.&nbsp;
The plan puts one trillion dollars&nbsp;into transportation infrastructure and also into American manufacturing, research and development.The announcement marks Biden&rsquo;s second major initiative after passage of a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan in early March. Biden plans to fund the spending by raising the corporate tax rate to 28%. Republicans &nbsp;under the Trump regime slashed the rate to 21% from 35% as part of their 2017 tax law.

It was a 12-hour standoff but the US Senate finally passed the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan.&nbsp;
So what does the bill entail?

Direct payments of up to $1,400 to most Americans
$300 weekly boost to jobless benefits&nbsp;
New funding into Covid-19 vaccine distribution and testing
Funding for K-12 schools for reopening costs
$14 billion in payroll support for U.S.&nbsp;airline

It was a big win for democats and US President Biden&nbsp;who now expect the house to vote and clear the bill as early as Tuesday.&nbsp;

Trillion dollar push, US Senate gives nod to Covid stimulus bill

It was a 12-hour standoff but the US Senate finally passed the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan.&nbsp;
So what does the bill entail?
<ul>
<li>Direct payments of up to $1,400 to most Americans</li>
<li>$300 weekly boost to jobless benefits&nbsp;</li>
<li>New funding into Covid-19 vaccine distribution and testing</li>
<li>Funding for K-12 schools for reopening costs</li>
<li>$14 billion in payroll support for U.S.&nbsp;airline</li>
</ul>
It was a big win for democats and US President Biden&nbsp;who now expect the house to vote and clear the bill as early as Tuesday.&nbsp;

It was a 12-hour standoff but the US Senate finally passed the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan.&nbsp;
So what does the bill entail?
<ul>
<li>Direct payments of up to $1,400 to most Americans $300 weekly boost to jobless benefits&nbsp; New funding into Covid-19 vaccine distribution and testing Funding for K-12 schools for reopening costs $14 billion in payroll support for U.S.&nbsp;airline</li>
</ul>
 It was a big win for democats and US President Biden&nbsp;who now expect the house to vote and clear the bill as early as Tuesday.&nbsp;

It was a 12-hour standoff but the US Senate finally passed the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan.&nbsp;
So what does the bill entail?
<ul>
<li>Direct payments of up to $1,400 to most Americans</li>
<li>$300 weekly boost to jobless benefits&nbsp;</li>
<li>New funding into Covid-19 vaccine distribution and testing</li>
<li>Funding for K-12 schools for reopening costs</li>
<li>$14 billion in payroll support for U.S.&nbsp;airline</li>
</ul>
It was a big win for democats and US President Biden&nbsp;who now expect the house to vote and clear the bill as early as Tuesday.&nbsp;

Trump blames India, China, Russia for air pollution

"Spewing stuff into air": US President Donald Trump has blamed countries like China, Russia and India for adding to the global air pollution

US President Donald Trump has blamed countries like China, Russia and India for adding to the global air pollution and asserted that his country has the best environmental numbers.&nbsp;Speaking to his supporters at an elections rally in North Carolina on Thursday, Trump said the US under his administration has achieved energy independence while protecting its pristine environment.
Byte:&nbsp;&ldquo;We have the best environmental numbers, ozone numbers, and so many other numbers. In the meantime, China, Russia, India all these countries they're spewing stuff into the air"

Washington, PTI: US President Donald Trump has blamed countries like China, Russia and India for adding to the global air pollution and asserted that his country has the best environmental numbers.
Speaking to his cheering supporters at an elections rally in the key battleground State of North Carolina on Thursday, Trump said the US under his administration has achieved energy independence while protecting its pristine environment.
&ldquo;We have the best environmental numbers, ozone numbers, and so many other numbers. In the meantime, China, Russia, India all these countries they're spewing stuff into the air,&rdquo; he alleged during the rally.
He said the US has achieved energy independence while protecting its pristine environment.
Trump in June, 2017 announced his decision to withdraw from the Paris deal, saying the accord would have cost America trillions of dollars, killed jobs, and hindered the oil, gas, coal and manufacturing industries.
He has continuously argued that countries like China and India are benefiting the most from the Paris agreement and the agreement itself was unfair to the US, as it badly hit its businesses and jobs.
During Thursday&rsquo;s rally too, Trump said to the cheering crowd that it were a few nations that were contributing to global pollution. &ldquo;I keep telling my people you know, I love clean air but Russia and China, you look at a map you have all these spots and India and many others are spewing it in. What do you suggest?&rdquo; he asked his thousands of supporters who had gathered at a city airport here to listen to his election speech.
Trump also mocked at those who call for replacing plastic with paper.
&ldquo;Well, we don't think you should sell straws anymore. Oh great ok. You ever hear that, the straw, right? I say ok the straw is good, what about the plastic plate? What about the carton? What about the glass that's out of plastic? Well we'll get to that later. These people are crazy,&rdquo; he said.
In his speech, Trump also talked about jobs for the Americans and mentioned that he recently fired the head of a semi-private company for replacing American workers with foreign workers.
&ldquo;The chairman of Tennessee Valley Authority was fired because he replaced American workforce with foreign workers. I told the board chairman, chairman, you're fired. Out. You're fired, chairman,&rdquo; he said.

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