Courts allow eviction moratorium to stay in place
A three judge panel of the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia denied Alabama and Georgia landlords emergency relief to block the CDC eviction moratorium. The ruling follows a higher court decision and keeps the pause through at least July with potential Supreme Court action looming.
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Nine House Democrats stand firm against budget vote before infrastructure
Nine moderates led by Josh Gottheimer and Vicente Gonzalez refuse to back the budget without the Senate-passed infrastructure bill reaching Biden first. Pelosi seeks to pair budget, infrastructure, and voting rights in a single rule, while moderates weigh their options as a two day session to advance the package looms.
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Tech stocks lift markets but fail to erase weekly losses
Wall Street gains as the S&P 500 rises 0.8 percent and the Nasdaq gains 1.2 percent led by Microsoft and Nvidia. Energy shares rebound while oil slides. the Dow climbs 225.96 points and the Russell 2000 gains 1.7 percent, though all major indexes post weekly declines. In Ohio, FirstEnergy reduces dark money giving after a federal deal, agreeing to open future disclosures and reevaluate past denials of customer funds backing a $1 billion nuclear bailout.
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GM expands recall to cover all Chevy Bolt cars worldwide
General Motors extends the Bolt recall to all 2019 to 2022 models and earlier versions, adding about 73,000 vehicles to the existing 69,000 bolts. The company will replace battery modules to prevent fire risks and asks owners to limit charging to 90 percent and park outdoors until repairs.
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