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Monday August 10th, 2020 day edition

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He added: “If you’re a social security recipient or Medicare recipient, you better watch out if President Trump is re-elected.”.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi later echoed the Republican senator, calling the orders “unconstitutional slop” in an interview with Fox News Sunday.

“While he says he's going to do the payroll tax, what he's doing is undermining Social Security and Medicare, so these are illusions," she said, calling the orders “absurdly unconstitutional.”.

Instead, the president decided to defund Social Security and Medicare.”.

Mr Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, blasted Mr Trump’s executive order cutting payroll taxes as “a reckless war on social security”.

“Our seniors and millions of Americans with disabilities are under enough stress without Trump putting their hard-earned Social Security benefits in doubt. »

Coronavirus: How Trump killed tens of thousands of Americans.

Authored by slate.com

The person who had held out the false promise of a warm-weather reprieve, again and again, was Trump.

In March, at a Fox News town hall, Bret Baier asked Trump why he hadn’t updated the test production system.

He lauded Xi and said previous American presidents, not Xi, were at fault for past troubles between the two countries. »

Amazon reportedly wants to take over JCPenney and Sears stores to turn malls into giant fulfillment centers

Authored by businessinsider.com

The deal could involve Amazon taking over spaces formerly occupied by Sears and JCPenney, both of which have filed for bankruptcy and closed dozens of stores.

Amazon would benefit by gaining well-located warehouse space in cities and could decrease delivery time on orders, but fulfillment centers wouldn't attract much clientele to ailing malls.

Malls across the US — struggling to stay in business as shoppers increasingly turn to e-commerce — could soon be transformed into Amazon fulfillment centers. »