Senate Republicans plan to unveil their opening bid for the next round of economic aid next week, and will continue providing unemployment insurance subsidies, tax incentives for employers to avoid layoffs and encourage rehiring, and a new round of checks and direct payments sent by the IRS.
The proposal will resemble much of the historically large aid package passed in March known as the CARES Act (Public Law 116-136). But it isn’t likely to include a new round of direct aid to state and local governments, or the full $600 per week unemployment subsidy provided by that law, ...
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