Poll shows big support for higher taxes to boost low-pay in coronavirus recovery

The same lawmakers applauding themselves for reaching a coronavirus relief deal are still advocating for crippling lockdowns and stay-at-home orders, Fox Nation host Tomi Lahren said Monday.  "They think pretty highly of themselves for saving you, but let’s get real here, our anointed swamp leaders would never allow themselves to go without a paycheck," Lahren said on Fox Nation's "Final Thoughts."  "I am glad Americans will get some relief via the 11th-hour coronavirus relief package but still I say the best relief we could ask for would be to reopen and get back to normal."  Congressional leaders on Monday unveiled a mammoth agreement on a roughly $2.4 trillion spending package that includes $900 billion in coronavirus relief, the first

COVID-19 vaccine is finally here. Well, one of them is, at least.

Madonna is getting back on track after hip surgery, flaunting her curvy figure and scars on Instagram Stories.

Some wealthy Southern California A-listers are trying to jump to the front of the line in an effort to get the coronavirus vaccine. Some attempting to leverage their power and influence and others are offering five-figure donations to hospitals to gain access.  Health care workers and nursing home residents are slated to receive the vaccine first.They will be followed by essential workers and people over 75.

Watching telly at Christmas is always a major part of the festive season but never more so than this year.

LOVE Island star Rachel Fenton has revealed she's caught coronavirus for a second time - and thinks it might be the new mutant strain. The Orthopaedic Clinical Nurse Specialist, 27, shared her surprise at getting another positive result with her 149,000 Twitter followers earlier today.

OK, we know how Leah Remini feels about Tom Cruise in general — she hasn’t exactly kept her feelings about Scientology or its poster boy hidden from the general public.

direct to your inboxA national lockdown is needed to curb the latest strain of the coronavirus, scientists have warned.Boris Johnson is facing increasing pressure to take tougher measures after the new fast-spreading variant was identified.It comes as more than 40 countries have banned arrivals from the UK over concerns about the virus strain, which is up to 70pc more infectious.Tier 4 measures, similar to the rules in the November lockdown, have been introduced in parts of London and the South East.But in a briefing on Monday, scientists warned the government needed to go even further to mitigate the growing threat.

Jamie Lee Curtis has penned a powerful open letter for a teenage “sex trafficking victim” who has been accused of murdering her purchaser.

Elliot Page has a message for his fans. The 33-year-old actor announced on social media earlier this month that he is transgender and uses he/they pronouns.

Jennifer Lopez is looking back on her decision to cancel her destination wedding earlier this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Stephen and Ayesha Curry made it a family affair for their Eat. Learn. Play’s 8th Annual Christmas Drive held at Oakland Arena over the weekend in Oakland, Calif.

John Mulaney has checked into a rehab facility and is seeking treatment for addiction issues, according to multiple reports.

AMC Entertainment Monday unveiled plans to change its board structure in an agreement with majority shareholder Wanda America Entertainment, a division of Dalian Wanda Group of China.

Joe Biden received the first dose of Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine Monday, an event that was broadcast live as part of efforts to reassure the American public about its safety.Mr. Biden was administered the vaccine at ChristianaCare Hospital in Newark, Delaware, saying «I'm ready» as he rolled up the sleeve on his left arm before getting his shot. «We owe you big,» Mr.

Floribama Shore star Nilsa Prowant has announced she is expecting her first child with boyfriend Guz Gazada, a baby boy arriving May 2021.The reality star, 26, revealed her pregnancy and gender of her child in a series of joyous photos posted to her Instagram account last week.Nilsa announced her pregnancy in early December with a photo of herself showing off her growing baby bump whilst in the arms of her boyfriend Guz. Baby love! Floribama Shore star Nilsa Prowant has announced she is expecting her first child with boyfriend Guz Gazada, a baby boy arriving May 2021The mom-to-be was simply glowing as she presented a sign reading, 'Baby Gazada Coming May 2021.''Even in the darkest of times the Lord still shines his light.

Wedding businesses have been “left out in the cold” by the Government following scrapped ceremonies this winter, Labour said.

coronavirus have recovered and have gone home for their first Christmas. Five-month-old tots Kenna and Lissa Curtis are believed to be the first in the country born with Covid-19, and their mum Sarah said she feels "blessed" as they prepare to celebrate the festivities at home together.They were born 10 weeks early on July 3 weighing just 3lbs each and tested positive for the virus soon afterwards.The "brilliant, beautiful and healthy" babies are now easing into life at their home in Distington, Cumbria.

Arsenal are facing the toughest time in the club’s long history. And the under-pressure Gunners boss admits that even going all the way in the Carabao Cup would not be enough to save their wretched season.With only four points separating Arsenal from the bottom three, Arteta admits they need to “be careful” to avoid a full-blown relegation battle.And after a heart-to-heart with Arsenal life president Ken Friar, who began working for the club in 1950, he knows the size of the task he is facing.Arsenal have had to cope with the Coronavirus outbreak, staff lay-offs, an alarming dip in form, a glut of red cards, and some serious unrest within the squad.Arteta said: “Ken Friar has been here longer than anybody, 70 years.

direct to your inboxMinisters are considering keeping schools closed in January amid fears a new coronavirus strain could infect children more easily, the Daily Telegraph reports.It comes as experts said a 'significantly higher' percentage of children have tested positive in recent weeks since the new variant emerged.Prof Neil Ferguson is a scientist on the Government’s New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats advisory group (NervTag).He said there was a 'hint' in the data that the mutation had a 'higher propensity' to infect young people.Speaking at a Science Media Centre press briefing, he said: "There is a hint that it has a higher propensity to infect children that may perhaps explain some of the differences, but we haven’t

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