Thursday Evening Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Dollar Slips, Stocks Gain as Stimulus Talks Go On: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Wall Street ends at record highs as investors eye fiscal stimulus

[Reuters] U.S. Republicans seek firm end to Fed's coronavirus loans, complicating aid talks

[NPR] U.S. Cyber Agency: Computer Hack Poses 'Grave Risk'

[Politico] Nuclear weapons agency breached amid massive cyber onslaught

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Hackers Tied to Russia Hit U.S. Nuclear Agency, Three States

[CNN] The suspected Russian hack of the US government, explained

[Reuters] As pandemic rages across U.S., Congress scrambles to reach relief deal

[NPR] California Activates 'Mass Fatality' Program As State Sets New Virus Records

[KABC] CA COVID update: ICU capacity drops to 0% in Southern California as state reports 379 new deaths, shattering record

[Reuters] Fed's Main Street lending sees record volume in closing days

[Reuters] U.S. stock funds shed $5 billion in week -Lipper

[NYT] I Was the Homeland Security Adviser to Trump. We’re Being Hacked.

[WSJ] Hijacking the Fed to Bail Out States