From WSJopinion: Coronavirus has done enough damage. We don’t need it also to become an excuse for a permanent government power grab, writes KimStrassel.
The Senate did something good Wednesday night, passing a bill to inject liquidity into a virus-ravaged economy. It also did something dangerous, requiring the public to be on guard.
Members of Congress are pointing out the many parts of society aided by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, styled the Cares Act. Checks for American families. Some $377 billion for small business. Help for air carriers and other industries. Money for hospitals.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Apple could buy big Hollywood studios battered by coronavirus crisis - Business InsiderA Wall Street analyst sees Apple buying major Hollywood studios battered by the coronavirus crisis: 'They need content and they have cash'
続きを読む »
I Love This Big SkilletIt's really too big for my kitchen and I have nowhere to store it, but since I've been cooking with it, I don't want to cook in anything else.
続きを読む »
Big Trouble for the Performing ArtsNothing can permanently kill off the performing arts, but performers and institutions are going through unprecedented hardships, writes Terry Teachout
続きを読む »
Big banks reassure staff about potential job cutsBig banks are postponing decisions about staff cuts as the coronavirus outbreak hits their businesses hard, with executives saying they are unsure how long the outbreak will hurt the economy and worried about being unprepared if business suddenly snaps back.
続きを読む »
Cynthia Bailey Says Quarantine Is Testing Her Relationship Big TimeET spoke to the 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star via video chat from her self-isolation in Los Angeles.
続きを読む »
Stocks open lower on Wall Street following a big 3-day rallyStocks fell Friday morning on Wall Street as investors waited for Congress to deliver a big financial rescue package aimed at cushioning ailing businesses and households from the coronavirus...
続きを読む »