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Good morning. Welcome to Axios today. I hope you had a good weekend. It's Monday, July

27th. I'm Nailaboodoo. Here's how we're making you smarter today. How the George

Floyd protests have supercharged and even bigger

civil rights movement. Plus it's time to get realistic about our expectations for

coronavirus vaccine. But first, the congressional fight over the next stimulus package is today's one big thing.

This Monday morning, we've got our eyes on Capitol Hill as lawmakers try to piece together the next stimulus package.

Many benefits like extended unemployment and the ban on evictions are set to expire this

week.

Axios White House and Congressional reporter Elena Trine is here to tell us what you need to know.

Today, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is expected to roll out the field that he's been working

on and has been heavily negotiated over the past week, which will be around

$1 trillion and it will be focused on some of the key priorities that both the president

as well as Republican lawmakers in the Senate have been asking for.

Some of those include direct payments, another round of those.

They will extend unemployment benefits.

Last time it was $600 a week for everyone across the country. Now they're trying to

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