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Jan. 6 committee to detail Trump's 187 minutes of inaction during Capitol riot – follow live updates

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By Kevin Breuninger Verified, Thomas W. Franck, Dan Mangan Verified
| CNBC Verified
Committee Chairman Thompson won't be in the room due to Covid diagnosis Rep. Bennie Thompson, the chairman of the Jan. 6 committee, will miss Thursday evening's hearing as he recovers from Covid-19. The Mississippi Democrat, who is fully vaccinated and boosted against the coronavirus, wrote in a tweet Tuesday morning that he was experiencing mild symptoms after receiving a positive test result.
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Senate advances more than $50 billion bill to boost U.S. semiconductor production Original

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By Thomas W. Franck
| CNBC Verified
Sefa Ozel | E+ | Getty Images The Senate voted to advance a slimmed-down version of its bill designed to boost U.S. semiconductor competition with China. The bill cleared a key procedural hurdle Tuesday evening in a 64-34 vote even as lawmakers worked to finish various sections of the legislation.
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Senate advances more than $50 billion bill to boost U.S. semiconductor production

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By CNBCBy Thomas Franck, Thomas W. Franck
| iqstock.news
Key Points The Senate on Tuesday voted to advance a slimmed-down version of its bill designed to boost U.S. semiconductor competition with China. The legislation, which would provide about $50 billion in subsidies to bolster U.S. computer chip manufacturing, is a multifaceted bipartisan effort. But the current legislation comes more than one year after the Senate first approved a $250 billion bill to reinforce U.S. chipmaking to compete with China.
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