White House Expected To Ask Congress For Coronavirus Funds This Week

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Sun, 02/23/2020 - 5:39pm

White House officials are expected to ask Congress for emergency funding this week to battle the coronavirus amid growing fears of a larger outbreak in the US, two officials familiar with the forthcoming request said.

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