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  • Tami Luhby
    Senior Writer

    Tami Luhby covers the Affordable Care Act and health care policy, as well as economic mobility as a senior writer for CNN.

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  • One-stop operator Vickie Gregorio with the Heartland Workforce Solutions talks to a jobseeker outside the workforce office in Omaha, Neb., Wednesday, July 15, 2020, as others seeking employment wait behind her. Nebraska reinstated job search requirements this week for most people claiming jobless benefits. Those unemployment insurance requirements were suspended in mid-March to help employees who had lost their jobs due to the Covid-19 coronavirus. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik)

    These relief programs are expiring unless Congress acts

  • More than 50% of US adults live in households that lost income in pandemic

  • Cutting the $600 unemployment benefit could hurt the recovery, economists say

  • Here are the differences between the Democratic and Republican stimulus bills

  • How the Senate GOP bill would affect jobless benefits

  • Trump pushes efforts to lower drug prices as coronavirus rages

  • Employers are having trouble hiring. They blame the federal $600 unemployment bump

  • US cities stand to lose $1.5 trillion in economic activity this year

  • Here's how Congress may help the unemployed in the new relief bill

  • This is the last week of $600 unemployment benefits

  • Half of US adults live in households that lost income in pandemic

  • Appeals court upholds Trump administration's expansion of short-term health plans

  • 1.3 million Americans filed first-time unemployment claims last week

  • A coronavirus test could cost as little as $20 or as much as $850

  • 'I beg them': Still-unemployed workers plead for Congress to extend federal $600 benefit

  • One in four teachers at greater risk from coronavirus

  • Labor secretary says schools essential, like factories -- but plants have had Covid outbreaks

  • Unemployment claims are falling. But 1.3 million still applied for assistance last week

  • Trump's threat to defund education adds pressure to schools squeezed by coronavirus