House passes $3 trillion coronavirus relief package

House Democrats' $3 trillion coronavirus rescue package, the HEROES Act, passed by 208-199 on Friday, although it is expected to die in the Senate.

The big picture: Millions of eligible Americans received one-time payments of $1,200 or $2,400 from the last relief bill passed by Congress — the largest in modern history. This package would cost another $1 trillion and offers money for state governments.

Between the lines: The act was not negotiated with congressional Republicans, as the two parties have not yet made ground on the country's next relief package.

• President Trump said last week while talking to House Republicans that he's "in no rush" to negotiate a deal for another stimulus package, just as the U.S. reported its worst unemployment rates since the Great Depression.

The biggest price tags in the bill include:

• $500 billion for state governments
• $375 billion for local governments
• $175 billion for testing and other health-related expenses
• $75 billion in housing assistance
• $25 billion for the U.S. Postal Service
• $20 billion for tribal relief
• $20 billion for relief for territories
• $10 billion for small businesses
• $3.6 billion for election security and preparation
• $1.5 billion to address broadband issues

Worth noting: The vote for the measure has brought nearly 400 House members back to Washington for the third time since March, per Reuters.

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