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President Trump has signed a revised version of the travel ban. No cameras were present at the signing.
What's in it: As Kellyanne Conway outlined earlier today, it targets six countries (Syria, Iran, Somalia, Libya, Yemen and Sudan) and will not prevent green card holders and existing visa holders from entering the U.S. The order is expected to begin on March 16th.
Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios
Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios
U.S. government bonds could breakout further after yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note ticked up to their highest since early June last week.
But, but, but: Strategists say this move is about an improving outlook for economic growth rather than just inflation.
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Schools across the country have flip-flopped between in-person and remote learning — and that instability is taking a toll on students' ability to learn and their mental health.
The big picture: While companies were able to set long timelines for their return, schools — under immense political and social strain — had to rush to figure out how to reopen. The cobbled-together approach has hurt students, parents and teachers alike.
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