Stimulus deal compromise - New virus strain - Prioritizing vaccine populations

The final $900 billion bill lands between the $2.2 trillion proposal House Democrats had put forth in their latest version of the HEROES Act and the much narrower $550 billion bill that Senate Republicans have favored. The House of Representatives will vote on the bill Monday, according to House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer.
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The legislation contains much-needed coronavirus relief including a weekly $300 enhancement in unemployment insurance, a new round of $600 stimulus checks, and renewed support for small businesses. Lawmakers in both chambers will have a chance to review the bill — which is being attached to the annual government spending package — before they take a vote.
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Contentious provisions (including state and local aid, as well as liability protections for businesses) have been stripped from the legislation, and a last-minute disagreement over the Federal Reserve’s emergency lending authorities has also been resolved. $284 billion is dedicated to small-business aid including repurposed funding for the Paycheck Protection Program. $25 billion in rental assistance is included as well as the establishment of a federal eviction moratorium.