Senate approves defense bill amid veto threat
The Senate passed the National Defense Authorization Act 84 to 13 sending it to President Trump who vowed to veto unless limits on social media firms are added. The measure funds over 740 billion dollars in military programs with 3 percent pay raises for troops and allows renaming bases honoring Confederate leaders.
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Shoppers urged to buy early for holiday deliveries
Retailers including J C Penney Lowe s and Kohl s push online order deadlines earlier to avoid expedited fees as online shopping surges in the pandemic strain. Walmart Target and Best Buy maintain hubs while others face capacity limits. experts warn a 10 day outlook with trips to stores likely as holiday demand grows amid rising COVID cases.
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Biden taps Obama veterans for new cabinet lineup
President-elect Joe Biden introduced a slate of veteran appointees from the Obama era including Susan Rice and Denis McDonough for senior roles, Tom Vilsack for agriculture, and Marcia Fudge for housing while stressing deep experience and bold thinking amid party concern over relying on former administration figures.
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Stocks Fall as Virus Aid Stalls and Wall Street Dips
U.S. stock indexes extended losses as prospects for a new aid package faded amid rising virus cases. The S&P 500 slipped 0.1 percent to 3,663.46, ending the week down 1 percent. Dow rose 0.2 percent to 30,046.37 on Disney strength, Nasdaq fell 0.2 percent to 12,377.87.
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