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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is forced to abandon her policy to shuttle more funding to private schools with COVID-19 relief funds. The U.S. Senate can’t quite muster the votes for Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R-KY) COVID-19 legislation. The U.S. House of Representatives passed the first federal legislation on school integration in more than thirty years. Federal Judge Rules Against Secretary Devos Ever since Secretary of Education DeVos took office, she has been focused on finding ways to fund private schools with federal dollars, with little success. That streak continued as a federal district court judge sided with the NAACP against the Secretary’s equitable services rule and found she had no authority to impose conditions on funding provided under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, legislation passed by Congress to respond to the coronavirus. Our viewers may recall that Devos’s equitable services rule had been halted temporarily in several states after two judges issued preliminary injunctions. The latest ruling applies nationwide and, as a result, the U.S. Department of Education’s (ED’s) regulation is no longer in effect. The DeVos rule would have pushed school districts to spend a larger share of CARES Act funds on private schools than they do under Title I of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). School districts would have had two options for how to distribute CARES Act funds, but if they wanted to follow the same policy as under ESSA—instead of DeVos’s preferred method—they would have faced additional restrictions.   COVID-19 Relief Bill Stalls in Senate Schools are reopening but without any additional assistance from Washington, DC. Bipartisan negotiations between congressional leaders and the White House on the next COVID-19 relief package came to a halt in August and have yet to resume. Last week, Senate Majority Leader McConnell proposed a slimmed-down version of the $1 trillion Health, Economic Assistance, Liability Protection, and Schools (HEALS ) Act, the proposal advanced by Republican leaders back in July that failed to gain support from the White House or even McConnell’s own caucus. McConnell’s new proposal, the Delivering Immediate Relief to America’s Families, Schools, and Small Business Act, costs about half as much as the original HEALS Act. By lowering the price tag to about $500 billion, McConnell was able to secure the support of his Republican colleagues. Democrats, on the other hand, balked at the proposal. While some called the bill “skinny,” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) called it “emaciated.” One thing Senate Republicans’ COVID-19 relief bill is not slim on, however, is support for private schools. The bill requires states to set aside funds for private school scholarships; creates a new tax credit for people or businesses that donate to these scholarship funds; and expands the uses of 529 plans for homeschooling and for a wide range of other uses related to public, private, or religious schools, including books, tutoring, and dual enrollment. Overall, the legislation provides $70 billion for elementary and secondary education; however, after funds are set aside to fund the private school scholarships, two-thirds of the remaining funds are dependent on district plans to reopen schools for in-person instruction. After the bill failed to garner the sixty votes needed to pass the Senate, chances for any COVID-19 relief legislation are in jeopardy with members of Congress anxious to leave town and campaign heading into the election. However, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said she will keep the House in session until they pass a coronavirus relief bill. We’ll keep you posted.   House Introduces Legislation Focused on Diversity On a more positive note, the House of Representatives passed the Strength in Diversity Act introduced by Representative Martha Fudge (D-OH).

The coronavirus pandemic and the previous Negotiated Rulemaking from Spring 2019 are driving new changes in the current and future regulatory process regarding higher education. Federal policymakers continue to extend guidance and develop new regulations in response to the pandemic. In addition, several new guidelines are coming on line that will affect higher education in areas including Title IX and online learning/innovation. This guidance is coming during a time of chaotic change. A new Moody report also reported that the pandemic has sped up the normally glacial rate of change of higher education. This change normally would have taken 5-10 years period, but it now has been accelerated. TEN Government Strategies CEO Tom Netting, a regular guest on this podcast, provides an update on the latest coming out of Washington, D.C. and how these will impact institutions and students. COVID Guidance Extended Several important decisions came out of the U.S. Department of Education recently that will help institutions and students. In one of these decisions, the Department extended the opportunity for students to delay repayment of student loans as well as the 0% interest rate. The Department also offered additional guidance and extension of areas that were included in the CARES Act, including satisfactory academic progress, the Return of Title 4 Funds Policy, and audits and reports back to the department. The guidance was extended through the end of the calendar year or--if the pandemic has not been resolved--to a period after Dec. 31, 2020 when the emergency declaration is lifted. This guidance includes: Extends the leave of absence for students through the end of the year; this also can be extended if the pandemic hasn’t ended by then. During the pandemic, many of these leaves of absence have been used by students for experiential programs. These students had to be placed on a leave of absence because the internship/externship/clinic or other experiential learning opportunity was needed to complete their program. Without this, they couldn’t sit for their certification exams or complete the programs that had hands-on requirements. This guidance protects the students’ interest and allows them to complete their programs. Extends institutional audits and reports—specifically fiscal and financial aid reports and fiscal audits, where auditors couldn’t complete the work with institutions—for a six-month period. Extends the ability for institutions to protect students so they do not have to return federal funds provided through Return of Title 4 Funds. These funds were earmarked to help students who faced financial disruption due to COVID-19. These guidelines hold even if the students withdraw from the university or college, as long as their withdrawal is due to COVID-19. The Department also gave some relief to institutions in relation to the academic calendar. For the purpose of the pandemic, the policymakers have loosened some of the guidance that originally required the traditional academic year to be strict rigid semester. This decision will help institutions utilize innovative schedules that allow students to take online courses over a shorter span of time (instead of an entire semester) while also getting the necessary clock hours. This change also helps institutions with the new standard regarding substantive interactions between the instructors Online Education, Distance Education and Innovation The Department also just did a soft release of a new piece of guidance around distance education, online education and innovation. This is the last of three pieces of guidance in this area, which the Department had developed during the past two years as part of the Negotiated Rulemaking from 2019. This recent package built on prior information as well as current conditions. For example, the definitions or “regular” and “substantive” interaction were modified to help synchronous and asynchronous learning in the clock hour institutional environment. Other sets of circumstances were also addressed in these regulations, which are scheduled to take effect in July 1, 2021. (Any regulation that is Title 4-driven must be introduced on or before November 1 of the preceding year to go into effect July 1 of the subsequent year.) Because this guidance had consensus approval and the Department has taken its time in bringing the guidance forward, the secretary and the Department have the authority to allow institutions to implement these regulations—which includes competency-based education and online education—the early, if they so choose. Netting believes some institutions will take advantage of that option. Some of the shifts involve competency-based education, direct assessment and stackable credentials. A new Moody’s report indicated that non-degree certificate programs are growing at a 10% rate, even at major colleges and universities. This indicates a new opportunity for students to utilize online education to supplement their bricks-and-mortar experience as they work toward a two-year and/or four-year degree. These regulations also offer certificate/diploma options to fulfill basic requirements while also allowing these options to be stackable as students pursue a four-year degree or go on to earn a master’s degree. There is a shift away from the Carnegie Method of assessment as institutions increasingly focus on using actual student assessment as is used in competency-based education. This change is on a dynamic level in real time. This round of negotiated rulemaking addressed this by encouraging a focus on skill sets that students need to develop instead of seat time. This guidance also encourages institutions to focus on the actual progression and assimilation of the education that students receive. The guidance also asks institutions to look at prior learning experience and give credit for prior mastery before entering the education system. This especially is relevant to veterans who have skill sets in vocations or disciplines that are degree-based. Title IX New Title IX regulations go into effect in September that will increase the focus on the rights of the accused. One of the areas that is addressed include cross-examination by the accused or his/her representative of the victim. Some of the changes in these regulations are contentious and many on Capitol Hill are expressing concerns. However, institutions will need to follow the published final regulations that include hearing processes. These regulations also change how institutions do investigations and hearings.  However, the new requirements also benefit higher education institutions by limiting the number of employees at the institutional level who have to report and track these allegations; this number had become unwieldy at many institutions. Now institutions will offer more directed circumstances for the accused and victim to follow. Institutions are working diligently to move forward with these regulations. The Department should be providing additional guidance soon to help students and institutions implement these new regulations. Netting also expects to see some FAQs that will help guide development of policies, procedures and implementation at the institutional level. On the Horizon First and foremost, the Department probably will be coming out with additional guidance on the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund, which was part of the CARES Act. Half of those funds were earmarked for students while the other half went to institutions. The department has done a good job in providing guidance for students, and additional guidance should be coming out for institutions on how they can use these funds, especially in relation to payroll, as well as reporting requirements. Some clarification has been offered through FAQs, but additional guidance is needed. Netting anticipates this guidance will come out around Labor Day. Congress and the White House continue to negotiate a number of proposals related to COVID-19. There has been down time due to the national conventions, but Netting believes discussions will ramp up soon concerning the next stimulus package. The Republicans have two bills out—a skinny bill and a regular bill, both called the HEALS Act—while the Democrats have the HEROS Act. President Trump also has items that he wants to place in a bill. Some of the major contentious issues involve liability for the employer and employees as well as funding for state and local communities. Netting believes that the next bill will primarily focus on elementary/secondary education whereas higher education had the greater part of the CARES Act. However, Netting believes that higher education will still get some funding. Netting pointed to key nuances that are beginning to emerge: The Senate Republican bill (which may have Democratic support) would make a retroactive change to the CARES Act in relation to payroll and lost revenue, which will help with guidance for institutions on how they can utilize these funds. From the student’s perspective, the bill would expand the use of funding given to students to include tuition and fees. There also will be technical corrections to help all institutions in regards to financial responsibility as well as some of the regulatory requirements that institutions need to fulfill on a regular basis, such as composite scores. All institutions are hurting right now and will need some relief in assessing their fiscal positioning going into the next year or two. Bullet Points Several extensions have come out recently, including repayment of student loans, student leave of absence, reporting deadlines for fiscal and financial aid reports and fiscal audits, and Return of Title 4 Funds. The Department also provided relief on the educational calendar to allow institutions to have flexibility due to the pandemic. The Department’s soft release of a new piece of guidance around distance education, online education and innovation addresses modifying “regular” and “substantive,” changing synchronous and asynchronous learning, and addressing competency-based education, direct assessment and stackable credentials. Assessment also is shifting to encourage a focus on skill sets instead of seat time. In addition, institutions can consider the student’s previous experiences in relation to awarding credit for specific skills. Title IX guidelines have been published and focus on the rights of the accused. These regulations change how institutions do investigations and hearings. The Department will be coming out with additional guidance on the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund, which was part of the CARES Act. This guidance should come out around Labor Day. Both political parties are focused on creating a new bill related to the pandemic. Some of the major contentious issues involve liability for the employer and employees as well as funding for state and local communities. Netting anticipates the next bill will primarily focus on elementary/secondary education; however, higher education still should see some funding. These bills also may provide additional guidance for how higher education institutions and students can use funding from the CARES Act, as well as technical corrections to help guide financial responsibility and the regulatory requirements that institutions need to fulfill on a regular basis, such as composite scores. Links to Articles, Apps, or websites mentioned during the interview: 2019 Negotiated Rulemaking process Department of Education Guests Social Media Links: Tom Netting LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-netting-9214755/ Tom Netting Twitter - @t_netting The Change Leader’s Social Media Links: Website: https://thechangeleader.com Website: https://changinghighered.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdrumm/ Twitter: @thechangeldr Email: podcast@changinghighered.com

The AICPA Town Hall Series provides the latest news and updates on pressing issues facing the accounting profession.  Presenters: Erik Asgeirsson, President & CEO, CPA.com Susan Coffey, EVP, Public Practice, AICPA Kari Hipsak, Sr Manager, AICPA Mark Peterson, EVP, Advocacy, AICPA Senator Todd Young (R) - Indiana Topics: Reflection on impact of pandemic to small businesses with Senator Advancement of next phase of business relief Overview of HEALS Act and Skinny package Status of potential tax credit for remote work expenses State of Indiana's economy Recent IFR on Owner-employee compensation  

In this Real Estate News Brief for the week ending August 22nd, 2020... home sales are soaring, rent collection is near normal, and Airbnb bans party homes.   We begin with economic news from this past week, and lawmakers that are still battling it out over a new stimulus package. An agreement could be reached soon that includes another $1,200 stimulus check, but the two sides are still about $1 trillion apart on the total amount of a deal. Still being debated are the unemployment bonus, the extension of eviction moratoriums, and new funding for schools and local governments. The Republicans are calling their proposal the Heals Act while the Democrats are calling theirs the Heroes Act.   www.NewsForInvestors.com  

This week on our Advocate Virtual Forum, we are joined by Chair of the U.S. House Budget Committee, Representative John Yarmuth for a look continued discussion around pending COVID-19 relief packages and more. View our COVID-19 Action Hub at kyyouth.org to take action on federal priorities for Kentucky kids and families. Review a comparison of provisions that support young children, their families, and child care providers in enacted legislation in response to COVID-19, as well as relevant provisions from the HEROES Act and the HEALS Act that will impact kids and families. This is part of a series of conversations where we examine the immediate and long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Kentucky kids and the systems that influence their lives – health care, education, early childhood education and care, child welfare, youth justice, economic security, and more. View our COVID-19 page at kyyouth.org for more information.

Welcome back to the Happy Half Hour! We had so many questions about the state of San Diego’s restaurants that we went into overtime with today’s guest, Jeff Rossman. Jeff is the owner of Terra American Bistro in La Mesa, a longtime advocate for local farmers, and president of the San Diego Chapter of the California Restaurant Association, one of the largest advocacy and lobbying groups for the industry in the state. Where things stand, many small businesses are projected to run out of money from Paycheck Protection Program loans, the minimum wage in California is scheduled to increase in January, and the HEALS Act is still being debated in Congress. Jeff helps us unpack how this all affects restaurants, and shares what he feels politicians don’t understand about what restaurants need. While many restaurants were able to make the shift to outdoor dining, this may not be sustainable in the long run—despite San Diego’s weather being mild compared to other parts of the country. Jeff says restaurant owners are worried that people won’t want to dine outdoors once temperatures drop, and points out that many restaurants were not able to create an outdoor dining space and are still relying solely on takeout. He also talks about why “ghost kitchens” may not be the right solution for everyone, and other concerns the industry has once fall comes. Listen in to find out more. In Hot Plates, we tried to cover as much positive news as we could this week. There’s a new Chinese American restaurant in Normal Heights led by local chef Tony Guan, more Nashville chicken is coming to town (specifically La Mesa), Jeune et Jolie hired a new acclaimed chef from Los Angeles, and The Friendly in North Park reopened its patio and unveiled a fun new cocktail. In Two People for Takeout, Jeff’s pick is Tak Grill Fresh Mediterranean Food in San Carlos, and he recommends the shawarma. Troy likes The Flying Pig Pub in Oceanside, and David chose the döner bowl and chili at Amplified Ale Works in Pacific Beach. Thank you for listening! As always, we want to hear from our listeners. Do you have a question for Troy? Need a recommendation for takeout? Is there a guest you want us to book on the show? Let us know! You can call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a voicemail, or if you’re too shy, you can email us at happyhalfhour@sdmag.com.

In this August 18 stimulus update I go over what Republican's are planning for a new stimulus bill, the HEALS and HEROES Act, and the House and Senate and their plans to return.DELIVERING FOR AMERICA ACT: https://oversight.house.gov/sites/dem...2 FREE STOCKS: http://go.moneydoneright.com/WebullVIDEO ON TRUMP'S UNEMPLOYMENT ($400/WEEK) MEMORANDUM: https://youtu.be/uEcd1V-DMg4VIDEO ON TRUMP'S PAYROLL TAX DEFERRAL MEMORANDUM: https://youtu.be/39WNoif30nkVIDEO ON TRUMP'S EVICTION EXECUTIVE ORDER: https://youtu.be/ScrkEe2OivU

The first featured guest on the Aug. 13 edition of America’s Work Force Radio Podcast was Caitlin Johnson of Policy Matters Ohio. In her time she discussed Reimagine Appalachia, a coalition calling on federal policy makers to ensure state funding packages that are equally beneficial for all.Desiree Hoffman, International Representative for the United Auto Workers was the second featured guest on the episode. Hoffman spoke about the differences between the HEROES Act and the HEALS Act.

Today on America’s Work Force Radio Podcast, administrative director for the Communication Workers of America District 4, Frank Mathews spoke about President Trump promising to end the payroll tax if reelected, the HEROES Act compared to the HEALS Act, the United States Postal Service and game workers strike.The second featured guest on the show was Cleveland Building and Construction Trades Council Executive Secretary Dave Wondolowski, who spoke about construction workers finishing jobs on time and under budget during a pandemic, shipping issues and enforcing worker safety standards during a pandemic in absence of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. 

The Senate has legislation that includes additional coronavirus relief-funding for the Department of Agriculture.

This week's episode breaks down the HEALS Act and the new amendments made to the Security Exchange Commission's proxy advisor rule. Hear from BPC Action's Michele Stockwell as she details the Senate Republicans' plan to boost the economy and get the country through the pandemic; and Tom Quaadman, executive vice president at the Chamber of Commerce's Center for Capital Market Competitiveness, who outlines the changes made to SEC proxy process and how they affect corporations' role in society.

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The White House is supposedly considering taking unused money from the CARES Act and putting it toward new stimulus measures based on an executive order from President Trump.  Crazy stuff, folks.LATEST FAMILY VLOG: https://youtu.be/ED-Yu_1A1EE2 FREE STOCKS: http://go.moneydoneright.com/WebullSTUFF I MENTION:- WaPo Article on White House's Potential Strategy: https://www.washingtonpost.com/us-pol...- Fox Business Article: https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/p...IN CASE YOU MISSED IT:Lindsey Graham's New Unemployment Proposal (8/4): https://youtu.be/cAhPS83DHxYTrump Taking Matters Into His Own Hands? (8/3): https://youtu.be/I_phP1LFB0wMayors for Universal Basic Income (8/2): https://youtu.be/qXRB4i0T80EMnuchin Says There's Agreement on Stimulus Checks (8/2): https://youtu.be/ME6RVY7Ugqo

What's up everyone and welcome back to another week of the Brew Queens! This week, we cover what's in the HEALS Act that congress may pass and then take a hard turn to discussing what our color auras would be because we are millennials and this is what we do. Follow us on IG: @katanddre We also have a YouTube channel: Kat and Dre Still fight for what's right: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Less than 100 days until the election! Register to Vote!!: https://www.vote.org/ Recommendations: "Folklore" album by Taylor Swift- https://open.spotify.com/album/2fenSS68JI1h4Fo296JfGr?si=3m0ZuQyRR8i7an7mRjEe6A Supernova by Ansel Elgort- https://open.spotify.com/track/2ZIZXWnU52s0C75sPYiwvh?si=LfLVJB6bTVi9sw5E0byvYw

In this episode of Our Future Now!, National Children’s Campaign co-founders Natalie Mebane and Jonah Gottlieb are joined by Nataki Close, the founder of Take a Stand Tally and the Tampa Bay Relief Effort, and Zanagee Artis, the co-founder and Advocacy Director of Zero Hour. The four compare the Republican-sponsored HEALS Act to a competing Democratic proposal called the HEROES Act.   #Vote4OurFuture Website Visit National Children’s Campaign if you’re interested in getting involve   This episode of Our Future Now! was produced and edited by Goal17Media.com and is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or Spotify.

Karen Kerrigan, President & CEO of SBE Council (SBECouncil.org), on the HEALS Act's "Recovery Sector" loan program, PPP's "Second Draw" loan program, and the "CEO letter" to Congress spearheaded by former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz.

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For the last decade, the Mobile Workforce State Income Tax Simplification Act has languished in Congress. Will it get passed by piggybacking on the HEALS Act? Matt Hunsaker explains the history of the Act, the latest iteration (Remote and Mobile Worker Relief Act, S. 3995), and the unexpected inclusion in the HEALS Act. Comments & Questions? mhunsaker@bakerlaw.com bakerlaw.com/matthunsaker

The first guest on America’s Work Force Radio Podcast is Ohio AFL-CIO Legislative Director Matt Smith. He discussed the differences between the HEALS Act and the HEROES Act. The second guest on the show today was Safety and Health Senior Project Coordinator with the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health Peter Dooley. He discussed a safe and just return to work and the benefits of a union presence in the workplace.

The Senate has developed what they call the HEALS Act, which includes additional coronavirus relief funding for the Department of Agriculture. The post Senate HEALS Act Includes Critical Ag Relief appeared first on Tennessee Farm Bureau.

With CARES Act provisions expiring, Joe & Big Al recap the two new stimulus bills - the HEALS Act and the HEROES Act - now being negotiated in Congress. Plus, estate planning considerations when it comes to required minimum distributions (RMDs) for non-designated and designated beneficiaries. And, the 403(b) escape hatch, Social Security, records of estimated tax payments, and assets on the FAFSA form. Send questions and access the transcript and free resources in the show notes: https://bit.ly/YMYW-285

At the top of the show, everyone’s favorite duo, Uncle Charlie Muracco and Dan the Man Blanchard give an update on PPP and The HEALS Act. Then, we welcome 401k Super Consultant, Rickie Taylor of Retirement Plan Consultants to discuss the importance of saving for the future, especially during these uncertain economic times. Rickie works in partnership with financial advisors, CPAs, attorneys, and payroll providers to develop a custom retirement plan that best fits the needs of the employer and the organization as a whole. A man of many talents, Rickie also shares his passion for culinary arts with the audience. Thank you, Rickie, for joining us on Legally Accountable!Rickie Taylor LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rickie-taylor-super-consultant/Retirement Plan Consultants: https://retirementplanconsultants.net/CLM Advisors: https://www.clmadvisors.net/Lauletta Birnbaum: http://lauletta.com/

The Senate has developed what they call the HEALS Act, which includes additional coronavirus relief funding for the Department of Agriculture. The post Senate HEALS Act Includes Critical Ag Relief appeared first on Tennessee Farm Bureau.

Work Matters is a quick, daily dose of what’s going on in the job market and how it affects you and your career journey. Hosted by Ken Coleman, #1 bestselling author and host of Ramsey Network’s The Ken Coleman Show,  you’ll get a practical take on topics like burnout, today’s most in-demand job skills, how to deal with a deadbeat boss and more. The work you do matters––it’s time to make the most of it. For a full-length daily podcast, subscribe to The Ken Coleman Show.

Today we dive into the stimulus package current in the works with congress. Focusing on the paradox of fixing the temporary situation vs really hurting the bottom 50% of Americans in the long run through inflation. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mdrnac/message

This week, we examine the HEALS Act and what OEMs are saying about government loans. 

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Jesse Ventura and Brigida Santos discuss whether the HEALS Act stimulus package will decimate Social Security and Medicare benefits, and the Pentagon’s plans to reveal new details about its once secret UFO program. Simon Anholt shares ‘The Good Country Equation: How We Can Repair the World in One Generation’.

In this episode, Sam discusses the HEALS Act, and helps Tim, an Illinois Landlord, figure out what to do with a tenant who is willfully not […]

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell called in while he is home for the weekend to talk all about the HEALS Act. He touched on the liability protection for businesses, the separation in the Republican party over the package, the Commonwealth sitting on most of the money sent to them in the first stimulus a few months ago, encouraging people to come back to work while still helping those who cannot, and negotiating with the Dems to get anything passed in the first place...

On Monday, the Senate pushed through the HEALS Act which is expected to be signed into law on August 7th. What to expect from the HEALS Act: Stimulus Checks $1,200 for individuals making less than $75k and phasing out at $99k $2,400 for families making less than $150k and phasing out at $198k $500 for dependents 19 and younger OR 24 and younger if they are a student Unemployment Benefits The $600 weekly benefit (in addition to state benefits) expires on 07/31/2020 Decreased amount to $200 per week (in addition to state benefits) through September and then 70% wage increase, up to $500, from October through December 31st. School Reopening $70 billion to K-12 that open for in-person classes $29 billion for higher education $1 billion for Bureau of Indian Education $5 billion to be used by each state at their discretion Coronavirus Testing $16 billion This is only what has been proposed by the Senate on Monday and is expected to pass by August 7th. Talks from both sides of the aisle and President Trump have also mentioned that the package may even offer more than this current proposal.   ** This episode of the Money Peach Podcast was brought to you by OneAZ Credit Union - the credit union I have personally been a member with since 2011.  If you live in the state of Arizona and you are looking to get away from the profit-focused big banks - look no further than OneAZ Credit Union.  * All the show notes, links, and anything mentioned in today's show can be found over at https://www.moneypeach.com/session140 * Would you like to SAVE more money and PAY OFF DEBT faster?  Great! Please take my free how-to-budget mini course where I will quickly show you how to create a budget that fits your lifestyle and will also give you all of my templates and budget forms to get started. Head on over to https://www.moneypeach.com/freebudget    

Today's episode takes a deep dive into the Republican proposal to extend the CARES Act, which is (of course) called the HEALS Act. It's a Republican proposal, so you know it's probably terrible, but... how bad is it? (Bad.) Listen and find out! Remember that our LIVE Q&A is THIS SATURDAY, 8/1, at 7:30 pm Eastern / 4:30 pm Pacific! We begin, however, with some good news! The D.C. Circuit has granted en banc review and vacated the prior panel opinion in the Michael Flynn case. That means our amicus brief is (potentially) back in business, baby! From there, we take down Trump's idiotic distract-o-Tweet of the day involving postponing the 2020 Election. No. He can't do this. It won't happen. Trump's a monster, but no. Then it's time for a deep dive on the CARES Act, which includes some mystery provisions we've outsourced to you, our listeners! After all that, it's time for #T3BE, this one a (straightforward?) question about permissible witness testimony. Remember that you too can play along by sharing this episode on social media using #T3BE. Patreon Bonuses Lots of goodies, including the Q&A Questions thread and Andrew's "100 Seconds" talk to the UK Skeptics in the Pub! Appearances Andrew pops in again for an interview on The Daily Beans. And if you’d like to have either of us as a guest on your show, event, or in front of your group (virtually!), please drop us an email at openarguments@gmail.com. Show Notes & Links We broke down why Trump can't cancel the election in detail in Episode 370. You can click here to read the McConnell HEALS Act proposal; here for the Rubio/Collins proposal we discussed on a second round of PPP loans; and here for the academic research led by Raj Chetty that PPP loans don't work. -Support us on Patreon at: patreon.com/law -Follow us on Twitter:  @Openargs -Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/openargs/, and don’t forget the OA Facebook Community! -For show-related questions, check out the Opening Arguments Wiki, which now has its own Twitter feed!  @oawiki -Remember to check out our YouTube Channel  for Opening Arguments: The Briefs and other specials! -And finally, remember that you can email us at openarguments@gmail.com!

The US Senate's HEALS Stimulus Bill ... liability, PPP, tax deductions ... and what is means for restaurants; Danny Meyer's return to tipping and Cameron Diaz's "clean wine" vs. natural wine.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell called in while he is home for the weekend to talk all about the HEALS Act. He touched on the liability protection for businesses, the separation in the Republican party over the package, the Commonwealth sitting on most of the money sent to them in the first stimulus a few months ago, encouraging people to come back to work while still helping those who cannot, and negotiating with the Dems to get anything passed in the first place...

In today's Daily Download episode, HousingWire covers the National Association of Realtors' expressed disappointment in the termination of the AFFH fair housing rule.For some background on the story, here's a summary of the article:On Wednesday, President Donald Trump tweeted about his administration's actions in abolishing the Obama-era AFFH fair housing rule – a move which we covered on July 23.In his tweet, President Trump wrote (among other things): “I am happy to inform all of the people living their Suburban Lifestyle Dream that you will no longer be bothered or financially hurt by having low-income housing built in your neighborhood… Your housing prices will go up based on the market, and crime will go down. I have rescinded the Obama-Biden AFFH Rule. Enjoy!”President Trump's tweet on Wednesday ignited heated reactions from both sides of the fence. We reached out to industry organizations to get their perspectives on the administration's actions.The National Association of Realtors came out strong on Wednesday, expressing its disappointment that HUD was “retreating” on its decades-long policy requiring that communities receiving taxpayer money address discrimination and segregation. Following the main story, HousingWire covers Fannie Mae's earnings falling in the second quarter of 2020 and a new partnership between Zillow and homebuilder D.R. Horton.The Daily Download examines the most compelling articles reported from the HousingWire newsroom. Each afternoon, we provide our listeners with a deeper look into the stories coming across our newsroom that are helping Move Markets Forward. Hosted by the HW team and produced by Alcynna Lloyd.HousingWire articles covered in this episode:NAR comes out strong against AFFH fair housing rule terminationFannie Mae Q2 earnings fell as fee revenue declinedZillow announces partnership with homebuilder D.R. Horton

WHAT is WRONG with Congress? | Second Stimulus Check and Unemployment Extension Update The additional $600 federal unemployment benefit for most of us on regular UI and PUA expired last week. So you would have received a payment for the $600 sometime this week, but when you certify this weekend next week there will not be the $600. People are asking on this Sunday do we just file the same way and unless your state advises otherwise I would say yes. My dad who’s currently receiving PUA we’re just going to go into his unemployment portal and certify as we have been doing. When it comes to the next stimulus package, There is too much conflict with the republicans and democrats to trust any real progress would be made by this Friday, which is when Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin hoped to have the next stimulus package approved and signed. Second stimulus checks $1200 are pretty much agreed by both democrats and republicans. On Fox News on Wednesday Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said "I think whatever we finally agree on, all of these items -- whether it's the FBI building, whether its a tax cut for high-income people in blue states -- ought to come out," McConnell said "the bill ought to be narrowly crafted to deal only with the coronavirus." Unemployment extension is pretty much agreed by everyone, however they differ on the amount to continue. The HEROES Act which passed in the House of Representatives proposed to continue the $600 and the HEALS Act proposed to continue at $200 and then states would be able to adjust it up to $500 so that your total unemployment (including regular or PUA and the additional boost) is no more than 70% of lost wages. SUBSCRIBE HERE! ► https://goo.gl/f7RfwT LET'S CONNECT: ➡️ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/habeshafinance ➡️ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/habeshafinance ➡️ For business inquiries contact me at matt@habeshafinance.com JOIN THE HABESHA FINANCE FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.https://www.facebook.com/groups/habeshafinance/ CHECK OUT THE HABESHA FINANCE PODCAST: Apple Podcasts ► https://habeshafinance.com/applepodcast Spotify ► https://habeshafinance.com/spotify Google ► https://habeshafinance.com/googleplay Stitcher ► https://habeshafinance.com/stitcher Check out my affiliate links below for products I recommend that I've used personally or researched enough to know they're worth your time. Get Term Life Insurance. It never hurts to shop around for the best rate: Haven Life (who I used) - https://habeshafinance.com/haven Health IQ - https://habeshafinance.com/healthiq Recommended personal finance books: The Total Money Makeover - https://amzn.to/2O4sLeU The Millionaire Next Door - https://amzn.to/38IIh80 The Simple Path To Wealth - https://amzn.to/38WoQZJ Thanks for checking out my affiliate links above and I'm certain you will be very happy you did. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. All information on this channel is for entertainment purposes only and I am not providing professional tax, legal, or financial advice. Consult a professional legal, tax, or financial advisor if you need such advice. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/habeshafinance/message

This week on "Off The Cuff," Justin, Megan, and Allie dive into the latest news on the next federal coronavirus relief package, as Senate Republicans this week introduced the Health, Economic Assistance, Liability Protection, and Schools (HEALS) Act, which would provide just over $29 billion for higher education. Megan outlines new CARES Act reporting requirements announced by the Department of Education (ED) this week, and gives an update on recent guidance from U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement regarding the enrollment of new international students. Allie explains the Department of Homeland Security's recent announcement that it will not process new DACA applications, and gives a summary of a new congressional report that alleges some misconduct on the part of a senior ED official with regard to the accreditation of for-profit institutions owned by the Dream Center. Keep an eye out for special episodes during the month of August, and we'll be back with any breaking news!

In today’s Federal Flash, we break down the education proposals in the Senate Republicans’ coronavirus relief package, known as the Health, Economic Assistance, Liability Protection, and Schools (HEALS) Act, and cover the reaction to it. We also provide an update on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC’s) new guidelines for reopening schools.   Senate Republicans Introduce HEALS Act On Monday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) announced the Senate GOP’s highly anticipated coronavirus aid package—the HEALS Act. As we discussed on last week’s Federal Flash, the $1 trillion bill includes $105 billion for education, including $70 billion for K–12 schools, $29 billion for colleges and universities, and $5 billion for governors. But unlike the earlier framework, which indicated that half of K–12 funding would be directed to schools with plans to physically reopen, the final bill reserves two-thirds of the relief fund for that purpose. In addition, the HEALS Act includes no dedicated funding for home internet access, which could exacerbate the homework gap as many districts plan to rely on remote learning. Last week, the Alliance for Excellent Education (All4Ed) and several partners released a report that finds that 16.9 million children lack the internet access necessary to support online learning and that students of color, students from low-income backgrounds, and those living in rural areas are much more likely to lack access to internet and devices. These students will continue to be caught in the homework gap without significant funding for connectivity. Like the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, states and districts would get HEALS Act relief based proportionally on how much they receive under Title I. However, only $23 billion would go directly to districts regardless of their fall reopening plans. For the remaining two-thirds of the $70 billion fund, governors would determine how much districts receive based on their plans to offer in-person instruction. Districts planning a hybrid approach, where at least half of students are in school at least half of the time, qualify for full funding. For districts that have some in-person instruction, but do not meet the 50 percent requirement, a reduced allocation would be provided, determined by each governor. Districts planning to offer virtual learning only would not be eligible for any funding from that two-thirds portion of the relief fund. The GOP bill also provides a carve out for private schools. Instead of an equitable services requirement, states must set aside money in proportion to the percentage of students enrolled in private schools. As a result, about 10 percent of the $70 billion would be reserved for private school students, but the exact percentage would differ from state to state. For example, if 12 percent of a state’s student population attend private schools, then 12 percent of that state’s grant must go to private schools. From the set-aside, schools would receive funds based on the relative number of low-income private school students they serve. However, governors would reduce per-student aid for private schools that do not meet criteria for reopening for in-person learning. Relatedly, the HEALS Act package authorizes—but does not provide funding for—emergency “education freedom” grants, an idea embraced by Senate Education Committee Chairman Lamar Alexander (R-TN) and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos. This program, if funded, would boost state tax credit scholarship programs that help families pay for private school tuition and related costs, including homeschooling. All signs point to the HEALS Act changing significantly in the coming weeks as the Senate and House head into negotiations, especially given the $2 trillion chasm between the HEALS Act and the Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions (HEROES) Act passed by House Democrats in May.

In this episode I go over the current stimulus drama over the Republicans' proposed funding for a new FBI Building in the HEALS Act.The current FBI Building, known as the J. Edgar Hoover Building, is only forty-five years old, yet it has unaddressed issues.2011 GAO Report on FBI Building: https://www.gao.gov/assets/590/586151...Coronavirus Response Additional Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2020: https://www.appropriations.senate.gov...2 Free Stocks: http://go.moneydoneright.com/Webull

Karen Kerrigan, President & CEO of SBE Council (SBECouncil.org), on the GOP's Phase 4 "HEALS Act" package + her views on the "Big Tech" antitrust hearing and small business.

In this news episode, we discuss the Antitrust Hearing for Big Tech namely the CEOs of Apple Tim Cook, Amazon Jeff Bezos, Facebook Mark Zuckerberg, and Google's Sundar Pichai. From there we talk about the new Stimulus Package that was announced by the leaders of the Senate called the HEALS Act. WE talk a bit about the Baseball Season and the rise in cases for a team and how that relates to future events moving forward. Then we talk about Kodak becoming not so Kodak. We touch on the fact that unemployment just started showing a worrying trend of increasing in the last few weeks due to the increase in recent COVID-19 cases. Did you know that the US is seeing a loss of $48 billion worth of coins? Shape of the Economic Recovery: https://bit.ly/336aPZv Assets Market vs the Actual Economy: https://bit.ly/30TLPC8 New Stimulus Package, the HEALS Act: https://bloom.bg/3f8dwMJ Miami Marlins Corona virus cases: https://es.pn/2P4ZyQT Kodak becomes a Drug Manufacturer: https://n.pr/39CFkra If you have questions email me at kelechi@ramblingmindshow.com Find me on all the socials below: www.instagram.com/kelechiwuaba/ youtube.com/leechimane twitter.com/kelechiwuaba Join Robinhood and Get a Free Stock: join.robinhood.com/kelechi15 Join M1 Finance and get $10: https://m1.finance/qdcaTAIl-bqC Morning Brew Business Newsletter: morningbrew.com/daily/r/?kid=f68225 Cover Art: www.instagram.com/bydissirama/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ramblingmind/message

This week in the Breakroom, McDermottPlus VP Rodney Whitlock and Directors Katie Waldo and Rachel Stauffer discuss Senate Republicans’ opening bid for the next COVID-19 package.

Paul Neiffer and Chris Barron discuss what's in the Senate “Heals” act for agriculture. They discuss in detail some of the changes for the PPP as well as several other components of the bill.

In today's Daily Download episode, HousingWire covers the Federal Reserve's prediction that the fate of the U.S. economy will depend on successful management of the coronavirus pandemic.For some background on the story, here's a summary of the article:The future of the U.S. economy depends on how well the coronavirus pandemic is controlled, the Federal Reserve's rate-setting committee said on Wednesday. That's not good news for a nation that leads the world in COVID-19 infections and deaths.“The coronavirus outbreak is causing tremendous human and economic hardship,” the Fed statement said. “The path of the economy will depend significantly on the course of the virus.”The statement came shortly after the U.S. broke the 150,000 threshold for deaths from COVID-19, as measured by Johns Hopkins University. The U.S. has about 4.2% of the world's population and has recorded 23% of COVID-19 fatalities. The No. 2 nation for pandemic deaths is Brazil at 88,539, according to the Johns Hopkins data. The way forward for a U.S. recovery is “extraordinarily uncertain,” Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in a video-call press conference with reporters after the release of the statement.Following the main story, HousingWire covers the difference between the HEROES and HEALS Act and a report from the Census Bureau that indicates the U.S. homeownership rate climbed to a 12-year high in the second quarter of 2020.The Daily Download examines the most compelling articles reported from the HousingWire newsroom. Each afternoon, we provide our listeners with a deeper look into the stories coming across our newsroom that are helping Move Markets Forward. Hosted by the HW team and produced by Alcynna Lloyd.HousingWire articles covered in this episode:Fate of the economy depends on virus control, Fed says HEROES vs HEALS Act and what they would mean for housingS. homeownership rate soars to an almost 12-year high 

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) and Jay Heflin! Jimmy (@SengCenter) begins the show with Jay Heflin, Business Editor at The Washington Examiner, to discuss the HEALS Act economic relief/recovery package, actions of the Fed, and more. Then, Colorado U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner (@SenCoryGardner) drops by to offer his thoughts on the HEALS Act, the Great American Outdoors Act, and where things stand in his 2020 reelection bid against former Gov. John Hickenlooper in November.

In this episode I tell you the state of the stimulus negotiations between Democrats and Republicans as well as go over the fundamentals of one aspect of the Republicans' HEALS Act that could be a stumbling block for Democrats.L.A. TIMES ON CALIFORNIA $600 PROPOSAL: https://www.latimes.com/california/st...HEALS ACT BILL ON LIABILITY PROTECTION (SAFE TO WORK ACT): https://www.cornyn.senate.gov/sites/d...2 FREE STOCKS: http://go.moneydoneright.com/Webull

Sam and the MR crew break down this week's biggest stories including Barr's testimony before the House Judiciary Committee and Trump's latest efforts to spread Covid-19. On today's show: Trump upset, questions why he and his administration are not as popular as Fauci: "nobody likes me." Trump promotes anti-mask, pro-hydroxichloroquine doctor at Covid press briefing: "I thought her voice was important." Sam breaks down the GOP's so-called "HEALS Act." Primala Jayapal asks why Barr is concerned with unarmed peaceful protests and not armed white supremacist ones in Michigan. Ted Lieu explains to Barr why unmarked van arrests were unconstitutional. Cedric Richmond asks Barr about claims of ballot tampering. Mary Gay Scanlon takes down Bill Barr's "common sense" counterfeit ballot concerns, says experts say those concerns are false. On the fun half: Louie Gohmert, who refused to wear a mask, tests positive for Covid just in time to avoid getting on a plane with Trump. David Cicilline asks Barr if it's okay to tear gas peaceful protestors, Barr says it's okay under some circumstances. Bill Barr quibbles with Cicilline over the Navy vet beaten by federal officers; Barr says inspector general is investigating. Rank and file NEA member calls in to talk union opposition to including M4A in Democratic platform, spotlight progressive candidate for NEA president (norberg4neaprez.com). Gohmert claims wearing a mask gave him Covid. MAY 8: Gohmert flaunts not wearing a mask. On reopening schools, South Dakota Governor says research on masks is mixed. Local Sinclair TV stations getting ready to air conspiracy theory about Fauci and Covid. Peter Navarro keeps calling Covid "China virus" on CNN, gets booted from interview. Dave Rubin says the left is like Thanos. Ben Shapiro complains about women in Star Wars, says the dark side is only interesting part. Plus, your calls and IMs! Become a member at JoinTheMajorityReport.com Check out the Brand New Majority Report Merch Shop https://shop.majorityreportradio.com/ (Merch issues and concerns can be addressed here: majorityreportstore@mirrorimage.com) The AM Quickie is now on YouTube Subscribe to the AM Quickie at https://fans.fm/amquickie Make the AMQ part of your Alexa Flash Briefing too! You can now watch the livestream on Twitch Check out today's sponsor:Hunt a Killer reinvents the way we interact with murder mysteries. Right now, just for our listeners, you can go to huntakiller.com/majority and use promo code MAJORITY at check out for 20% off your first box. Subscribe to Discourse Blog, a newsletter and website for progressive essays and related fun partly run by AM Quickie writer Jack Crosbie. https://discourseblog.substack.com/ Subscribe to AM Quickie writer Corey Pein’s newsletter at theend.substack.com Check out The Nomiki Show at patreon.com/thenomikishow Check out Matt’s podcast, Literary Hangover, at Patreon.com/LiteraryHangover, or on iTunes. Check out Jamie’s podcast, The Antifada, at patreon.com/theantifada, on iTunes, or at twitch.tv/theantifada Follow the Majority Report crew on Twitter: @SamSeder @MattLech @jamie_elizabeth @BF1nn

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Political strategist Cody Patterson discusses Senator McConnell's fight to get the HEALS Act passed, Amy McGrath's new PR gimmick, and Metro Council's half-hearted quest for clarity from Mayor Fischer...

Political strategist Cody Patterson discusses Senator McConnell's fight to get the HEALS Act passed, Amy McGrath's new PR gimmick, and Metro Council's half-hearted quest for clarity from Mayor Fischer...

Senate Republicans introduced their new trillion-dollar economic stimulus bill, which they call “The HEALS Act.” It’s woefully inadequate, says David Dayen—and part of life in the age of corporate power—the subject of David’s new book, Monopolized. Plus: Trump’s unfortunate childhood: Amy Wilentz talks about Donald, Fred Junior, Marianne, Elizabeth, and little Robert—as described in the new blockbuster bestseller by Mary Trump, daughter of Donald’s brother Fred Jr., Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man. Subscribe to The Nation to support all of our podcasts: http://thenation.com/podcastsubscribe.

In this episode, Eric Wareham WEDA VP of Government Affairs discusses the HEALS Act introduced by Senate Republicans, PPP renewals, phase IV relief package from the House, funding directed to USDA, and emerging issues regarding right to repair.

It's Washington Examiner Wednesday!  Washington Examiner Business Editor Jay Heflin joins Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) to discuss the HEALS Act economic relief/recovery package introduced this week, as well as actions of the Fed and more.

In this week's Tax Credit Tuesday, Michael J. Novogradac, CPA, discusses the COVID-19 relief package that was introduced by Senate Republicans called the HEALS Act and the provisions it contains for individuals, businesses and HUD housing. Then, he discusses housing goals for 2021 that were releases by the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Next, he shares news about the upcoming new markets tax credit allocation round and other insights from the Novogradac New Markets Tax Credit Virtual Conference. He wraps up with a HUD announcement about COVID-19 supplemental payments for project-based rental assistance properties, and an announcement from the CDFI Fund regarding its proposed changes to the annual certification and data collection report form and the certification transaction-level report for CDFIs.

In this episode I answer 10 common stimulus check questions about the Republicans' new stimulus proposal called the HEALS Act.1️⃣ Who's Eligible?2️⃣ Are Those on Social Security Eligible?3️⃣ Would There Be Retroactive Stimulus Checks for Adult Dependents?4️⃣ Is the Number of Dependents Limited to Three?5️⃣ Would Those Past Due on Child Support Be Eligible?6️⃣ Would Nonresident Aliens Be Eligible?7️⃣ Would Mixed Status Families Be Eligible?8️⃣ What About Deceased Individuals?9️⃣ What About Prisoners?

The proposal suggests giving Americans a second stimulus check among other benefits and will go to Congress for debate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this episode I go over in greater detail what the Republicans are proposing for unemployment in the HEALS Act.  I covered unemployment at a high level in my video yesterday that I published right after the HEALS Act was released, but I take a deeper dive in this episode.I go over what the Republicans' plan is for an unemployment extension past July as well as what the #2 Democrat in the House thinks about the Republicans' plan for unemployment.HEALS ACT STIMULUS CHECKS: https://youtu.be/jT-yr8MWntY2 FREE STOCKS: http://go.moneydoneright.com/Webull

July 28, 2020: 3News Now Early Update with Stephanie Haney How Cleveland ended up hosting the first presidential debate, more on a second round of $1200 stimulus checks in the HEALS Act, the FDA warns about over 80 toxic hand sanitizers, MLB‘s COVID-19 issue and Browns training camp kicks off. 3News Digital Anchor Stephanie Haney fills you in on what you need to know in Northeast Ohio.on 3News Now. Read more here: CLE TO HOST FIRST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE ON SEPTEMBER 29 https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/cleveland/case-western-reserve-and-cleveland-clinic-to-host-first-presidential-debate/95-c5c84b49-28a7-43c9-8ebc-eb0c2954c72b FDA NOW WARNS OF MORE THAN 80 TOXIC HAND SANITIZERS https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/nation-world/methanol-hand-sanitizers-fda-list/507-e586ddf6-b875-4193-a82f-cd3474b33e25 SENATE’S VERSION OF A SECOND STIMULUS PACKAGE – THE HEALS ACT – DRAWS CRITICISM BUT INCLUDES ANOTHER $1200 CHECK https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/heals-act-1200-dollar-stimulus-unemployment-cut/507-3fb04538-d3c7-4682-b89e-06791c931760 CLEVELAND VS CHICAGO WHITE SOX POSTPONED TO DOUBLEHEADER TODAY, AND OTHER POSTPONEMENTS DUE TO MLB’S COVID-19 ISSUE https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/mlb/indians/cleveland-indians-chicago-white-sox-postpone-monday-due-to-rain/95-56b29b58-c8b6-41bd-96f2-a45eac8139b6 CLEVELAND BROWNS TRAINING CAMP KICKS OFF IN BEREA TODAY https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/nfl/browns/cleveland-browns-2020-training-camp-baker-mayfield/95-e30ff8d7-6163-4907-9f8a-8c56d436c3ce

Gold hits an all-time high, and Silver is on a tear as well. Chris in Jefferson aks Gregory's thoughts about buying stocks for some of the companies working on a Coronavirus vaccine. Gregory would shy away from individual stocks, and maybe start looking at ETFs that cover that sector of the market. Why are dairy herds plummeting over the last year or so? Roderick in Macomb asks if he can take dividends from his 401k stocks without and penalty? Find out what's in the next round of virus stimulus: the HEALS Act. http://www.WinningAtLife.com

U.S. Congressman Austin Scott (GA-8) joins us to discuss what getting to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 may mean for farmers and other topics. Jackson Takach, chief economist  and head of strategy, research, and analytics at Farmer Mac who talks about economic conditions and the rural banking system. And Paul Neiffer, a.k.a. the Farm CPA, of CliftonLarsonAllen explains some aspects of PPP for farmers as well as the HEALS Act.

The news to know for Tuesday, July 28th, 2020! We have updates about: the latest progress in the race for a coronavirus vaccine what's included in the new GOP relief bill who from President Trump's inner circle tested positive for COVID-19 why the Major League Baseball season is already in jeopardy, just four days in which big tech company expanded its work-from-home policy another new popular hobby: what Americans are buying up Those stories and more in just 10 minutes! Head to www.TheNewsWorthy.com under the section titled 'Episodes' to read more about any of the stories mentioned or see sources below... This episode is brought to you by LiquidIV.com. Use code NEWSWORTHY at checkout. Thanks to The NewsWorthy INSIDERS for your support! Become one here: www.theNewsWorthy.com/insider    Vote for The NewsWorthy in the People's Choice Podcast Awards in the month of July! Thank you for your support! Go to PodcastAwards.com, enter your email and choose 'The NewsWorthy' in two categories: 1- People's Choice 2- Politics & News        Sources: WHO: “Most Severe Emergency” Ever: BBC, The Hill, WHO U.S. COVID Deaths Rise: Johns Hopkins, Reuters, Axios National Security Adviser Gets COVID: Bloomberg, Politico, AP, Axios Moderna Trial Enters Final-Stage Testing: WSJ, CNN, NY Times, Reuters Republicans Release Stimulus Proposal: WSJ, Axios, WaPo, AP More Federal Agents to Portland: WaPo, FOX News, Reuters, NPR Hajj Pilgrimage Begins: AP, Al Jazeera, National Geographic Miami Marlins Outbreak: USA Today, CBS News, NBC News Google Employees WFH into Next Summer: TechCrunch, CBS News, NBC News Surge in Boat Sales: AP, Fortune, Fox Business Fauci's Baseball Card a Bestseller: CNN, USA Today, Sports Illustrated

Topics discussed during this episode: Free Jobseeker E-book available this week via millenniallivin.com Worship for the Worrier Virtual Conference 2nd Stimulus check update and HEALS Act bill proposal. Conference dates 7/31/20-8/2/2020; My particular segment will be 07/31/20 at 7:30PM ET. To register for the zoom link, sign up for the conference via my website: millenniallivin.com Worship for the Worrier will be a virtual worship conference for sisters in Christ who have been or are currently wrestling with fear, anxiety, guilt, insecurity, unworthiness, identity, peace, joy, loneliness etc. As things continue to unravel around the world; our foundation continues to be tested, shaken, and taunted. I have partnered with woman who are intentionally challenging the current atmosphere and culture of the world today and we are using our gifts to build one another up and reinforce our foundation in Christ. Each of us are a movement by ourselves, but together we are a force to be reckon with! Worship for the worrier is an unorthodox worship gathering for woman, consider kicking off National Girlfriends Day a little differently this year and invite your girlfriends! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/millennial-livin/support

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BREAKING! $200 A Week? HEALS Act Proposal | Second Stimulus Check and Unemployment Extension Update Senate republicans have finally revealed the name of their next stimulus package proposal called the HEALS [Health Economic Assistance Liability Protection & Schools] Act. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/habeshafinance/message

In this week's Tax Credit Tuesday, Michael J. Novogradac, CPA, discusses the COVID-19 relief package that was introduced by Senate Republicans called the HEALS Act and the provisions it contains for individuals, businesses and HUD housing. Then, he discusses housing goals for 2021 that were releases by the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Next, he shares news about the upcoming new markets tax credit allocation round and other insights from the Novogradac New Markets Tax Credit Virtual Conference. He wraps up with a HUD announcement about COVID-19 supplemental payments for project-based rental assistance properties, and an announcement from the CDFI Fund regarding its proposed changes to the annual certification and data collection report form and the certification transaction-level report for CDFIs.

Republicans have finally released the details of their new stimulus legislation as it pertains to stimulus checks and unemployment.There is a lot to talk about in this newly-proposed HEALS Act, but in this video I go over the basics of stimulus checks and unemployment.HEALS Act stands for Health, Economic Assistance, Liability Protection & Schools Act.Although the full text of the bill has not been released, Republicans have released language pertaining to the two things we're all wondering about: stimulus checks and unemployment.

Indiana Senator Mike Braun discussed the HEALS Act presented by Senator McConnell earlier which lowers federal unemployment aid and litigation protection for employers. He also talked about the resurrection of the dining industry in America, the mandation of masks, BLM protests, and litigation protection for police officers...

Indiana Senator Mike Braun discussed the HEALS Act presented by Senator McConnell earlier which lowers federal unemployment aid and litigation protection for employers. He also talked about the resurrection of the dining industry in America, the mandation of masks, BLM protests, and litigation protection for police officers...