Millions of Americans will lose their unemployment benefits
The year has been one of the worst of years we've seen in the last couple of decades. Millions of people have been infected by the virus, millions have been left jobless, and businesses of all sizes have suffered huge losses. Things looked a bit stable, as we started seeing the numbers move in the right direction, but with the surge in cases again, things don't look rosy anymore. Things are getting bad to worse for unemployed people and millions of unemployed people might lose unemployment benefits. To know about it, click here.
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