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House Democrats have indicated they’re prepared to come back from their own August recess to pass a reconciliation bill.

Final details or text of the legislation were not yet available, but Schumer and Manchin outlined the broad strokes of the agreement.

But McConnell’s threat seemed moot after Manchin indicated earlier this month he would only accept a smaller package. »

A Chick-fil-A in North Carolina posted a job opportunity on Facebook that offered to pay “volunteers” in chicken, not money.

But it does require employees to work, and it looks like Hendersonville is so hard up for staff that it’s asking for volunteers to work for nuggets and sandwiches.

Asking for labor and paying with nuggets isn’t the first time the fast food giant has been criticized. »

Nor is it clear that the immune-enhancing approach used in the Spanish patient will work in additional people with HIV.

Over four decades, just five people have been cured or possibly cured of HIV.

The first person cured of HIV was the American Timothy Ray Brown, who, like the City of Hope patient, was diagnosed with AML. »

Thomas had previously taught a course at the law school in Washington, DC, since 2011.

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Associate Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas will not be teaching at George Washington University Law School this fall, the school's student newspaper reported Wednesday. »