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 House Democrats are including a $15 federal minimum wage in their coronavirus relief package, though questions remain over whether the increase can survive Senate consideration. The provision written into the House Education and Labor Committees  portion of the bill Monday would increase the wage gradually from its current rate of $7.25 an hour to $15 in 2025.This comes after the Congressional Budget Office released a report the same day that estimates that raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour over five years would lift 900,000 Americans out of poverty. The CBO found some 17 million people currently making below the minimum wage would be directly impacted while another ten million people whose wages are slightly above the minimum rate would also be affected.At the same time, the CBO projected that raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour would result in 1.4 million fewer jobs. It also estimated the pay hike would increase the federal deficit by $54 billion over ten years, with higher spending on health care programs, unemployment, Social Security and more, wh stanley cup ile spending on programs such as food assistance woul stanley cup d drop because more low-income families would no longer need to rely on them.                                         The CBO s report strengthens the case for gradually raising the minimum wage through the COVID- stanley cup 19 rescue package,  said House Education and Labor Committee Chairman Bobby Scott in a statement before it was released in his committee s portion of the CO Zabd Sources: Drug suspect had Philip Seymour Hoffman s phone number
 WASHINGTON mdash; The 9/11 attacks ushered in a new era of security at airports. Now new facial recognition technology rolling out at checkpoints is showing early signs of success.In the last three weeks, the technology at Washington s Dulles International Airport has been used to catch two imposters trying to illegally enter the U.S. On Monday, a woman from Ghana was caught using someone else s U.S. passport. Last month, a 26-year-old man from the Republic of Congo with his real IDhidden in his shoetried to enter with another person s French passport. We re using it for security purposes. We re making sure visitor stanley cups s actually depart the country timely and also make sure we avoid any imposters, anyone trying to use a document that doesn t belong to them entering the U.S.,  said Customs and Border Protection  CBP  Commissioner Kevin McAleenan.                                        CBP is testing the system at 17 airports nationwide. The technology takes a picture of a traveler and compares it against a database of passport or visa pictures belonging to people scheduled stanley cup  to fly that day. It is optional for U.S. citizens, and pictures are stored for no more than 14 days. The facial recognition is very accurate,  McAleenan said.  Even an older photo we are seeing very, very high match rates mdash; 99 percent plus if we have a photogra mizuno ph of that traveler.         But there are concerns that may not always be true and could lead to the technology falsely flagging minorities more fr