stimulus checks

Republican’s Absurd Tactics To Delay Relief

“A stack of a billion dollars would actually exceed the atmosphere and extend into outer space.” Sen. Ron Johnson is using ridiculous schemes to delay Democrats’ $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill from passing.
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Senate Republicans Threaten To Delay Passage Of COVID-19 Relief Bill

The $1.9 trillion plan is broadly popular, but that isn't stopping GOP members of Congress from lining up against it.
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Taxes Are Coming, And Americans Who Received Unemployment Will Owe Thousands

In an absurd twist, many say they might be forced to use the next round of government-provided stimulus checks to pay the government.
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Some Call Them Too Wealthy For A Stimulus Check. They’re Desperate For The Help.

As Congress debates who “deserves” another stimulus check, households on the cusp are terrified of missing out.
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Democrats Unveil First Draft Of $1,400 Stimulus Checks Bill

In a win for progressives, the proposal retains the previous income threshold below which Americans would qualify for the full payment.
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Larry Kudlow Gives Insulting Reason For Opposing Stimulus Checks

Donald Trump’s former economic adviser doesn’t think you’re capable of making smart choices with your pandemic stimulus check.
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Nonprofit To Spend $1 Million Pushing For COVID-19 Relief Checks

WorkMoney, which says it is nonpartisan, is mobilizing its membership in key states to press lawmakers for the $1,400 cash payments.
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4 Ways To Use Your Stimulus Check To Improve Your Credit Score

That $600 payment may not go very far, but it's enough to boost your credit score if you follow these steps.
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In Dueling New Year Messages, Trump Reflects, Biden Looks Ahead

The current president looks at "historic victories." The president-elect says the U.S. will be much "stronger" in 2021.
By Jeff Mason and David Morgan, Reuters

Trump Golfs In Florida While COVID Relief Swings In The Balance

Washington is reeling over the president's demand as failure to agree on the bill puts millions of Americans in peril.
By Jill Colvin, AP