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Arguments for the Return to Work

COVID numbers are ticking up again -- forcing some companies to readjust plans to bring employees back to the office. But one Houston-based law firm has already made a decision about what they expect – mandatory vaccinations for all staff. Will more employers lean this way? The argument for a return to workspaces.see more
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COVID numbers are ticking up again -- forcing some companies to readjust plans to bring employees back to the office. But one Houston-based law firm has already made a decision about what they expect – mandatory vaccinations for all staff. Will more employers lean this way? The argument for a return to workspaces.see more
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Debt Limit and Other Top Political News

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Michael Krasny
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The National Debt Clock, a billboard-size digital display showing the increasing US debt, near an office of the Internal Revenue Service on Sixth Avenue July 26, 2011 in New York.  (Photo: Stan Honda/AFP/Getty Images)

As Congress gets set to reconvene this week, Forum looks ahead to the political issues that are likely to dominate this year, such as the debt limit, immigration and entitlement programs. And we’ll catch up on the latest news from over the holiday weekend.

Guests:

David Rennie, Washington bureau chief, The Economist

Gabrielle Levy, political reporter, U.S. News & World Report

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