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In another deep-red state, West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice also broke with Washington Republicans and said Congress should “go big or go home” on the new stimulus package.

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WASHINGTON - Coronavirus vaccine makers tell Congress to expect a big increase in the delivery of doses over the coming month.

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