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| By Nelson D. Schwartz Relief checks drove consumer spending on goods in the first quarter. Pent-up demand for services may be the key going forward. | | | If the world doesn't stop the region's surging caseload, it could cost us all that we've done to fight the pandemic, said one health official. | | | news analysis By Carl Hulse The Senate majority leader, marking his own 100 days in charge, is responsible for turning sweeping Democratic plans into law. It's a tall order. | | |
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| By The New York Times Laurie Glass and friends out driving Jeeps in Arizona's Hualapai Mountains on Sunday got caught in the Flag Fire, which has grown to hundreds of acres and forced hundreds of people from their homes. | | | By The Associated Press President Biden spoke at a rally in Duluth on Thursday, thanking voters for electing the Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock to the Senate and pitching his plans for longer-term investments in the economy. | | | By The Associated Press Lawmakers from both parties joined Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York in announcing a proposed bill to combat sexual assault in the military. The law would remove commanders from overseeing cases. | | |
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