Jobless Benefits, Payroll Tax Cut to Come Up After Thanksgiving‬

WASHINGTON – Once the Turkey coma wears off, Congress will take up the payroll tax cut and an extension of unemployment insurance.‬ ‪ Both are scheduled to run out at the end of the year. Estimated price tag for them is in the neighborhood of $200 billion.‬ ‪A Democratic aide tells Fox ...

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