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Democrats are racing to finish their legislation even as the fate of major provisions remains uncertain.
A last-minute deal on prescription drugs, unresolved issues on climate change, taxes, paid leave and immigration.
In recent days, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) turned on the paid leave proposal, likely forcing Democrats to cut the popular policy out of their final package.
An app would let domestic workers accrue pay they’re owed — but in practice rarely get — to take sick days or care for loved ones.
The president said free community college is out and that a plan for paid leave is shrinking.
For years, Democrats have championed a 12-week paid leave program. They're now considering just four weeks.
"No family should have to choose between earning a living and having the freedom to take care of their child," the Duchess of Sussex said.
It would cost a lot of money. But there's a reason for that.
Monthly checks for parents, immigration reform and new Medicare benefits made it into Democrats' outline of their next major bill.