It's Friday, March 27th.

Welcome to Schim this.

We're breaking down the most complex stories of the day and giving you the context on why

they matter.

Today, the House of Representatives passed the most expensive relief bill in U.S. history,

but it turns out it wasn't exactly smooth sailing.

Then, as COVID-19 spreads around the world, world health experts are warning that our most

vulnerable countries are struggling to prepare.

We'll dive in.

And finally, we take a look at how working from home is starting a new fashion trend.

We're here to make your evening smarter.

Let's skim this.

Okay, the COVID-19 pandemic is a rapidly changing story with lots of moving parts, and we're

going to help you sort out what exactly you need to know, starting with the three big

developments of the day.

First, this afternoon, the House passed the most expensive relief bill in U.S. history.

We're talking $1200 checks to most Americans, plus hundreds of billions of dollars for hospitals,

governments, and businesses.

After hours of debate, it came time for the vote everyone had been waiting for, with

$2 trillion on the line, and cast-trapped Americans eager for action.

In the chamber, the mood was giddy.

Lawmakers were smiling, people were clapping, and then...

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