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The Trump campaign withdrew an election-related lawsuit in Michigan, citing the Wayne County Board of Canvassers' initial refusal to certify results, although the results were later certified. Meanwhile, weekly unemployment claims rose to 742,000, reversing a five-week downward trend, possibly due to increasing COVID-19 cases. The pandemic unemployment assistance program is set to expire on December 31st.

Why did the Trump campaign withdraw its lawsuit in Michigan?

• The court dismissed the case.

• The campaign decided to focus on other states.

• The lawsuit was deemed unnecessary.

• The election results were certified after a second vote.

What was the trend in unemployment claims before the recent increase?

• They remained constant.

• They were decreasing for five weeks.

• They were fluctuating unpredictably.

• They were increasing steadily.

What might the recent rise in unemployment claims indicate?

• A decrease in COVID-19 cases.

• An improvement in the economy.

• A new government policy on unemployment.

• The economic impact of rising COVID-19 cases.

When is the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program set to expire?

• February 1st

• January 15th

• December 31st

• November 30th

Who benefits from the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program?

• Retired individuals

• Self-employed and gig workers

• Only full-time employees

• Students