President Biden’s announcement marks a potential breakthrough after months of negotiations and stalled talks.
The White House plans to detail specific policies it expects to pass Congress after weeks of whittling down Biden’s agenda.
Plans for taxes, climate, health care and child care would all see substantial changes, but they don't go as far as many liberals hoped.
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