Former Jacksonville mayor Alvin Brown adds race discrimination claim to lawsuit challenging President Trump removing Brown ...

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President Donald Trump has proposed a $2,000 "tariff dividend" check, but it has not been approved by Congress. The IRS has not scheduled any new payments and warns against scams claiming otherwise.

Japan's Cabinet has approved a $135 billion stimulus package to help spur the economy and relieve the impact of higher prices TOKYO -- Japan's Cabinet approved a 21.3 trillion yen ($135.4 billion) ...

The rumor mill is once again churning about the possibility of getting a $2,000 stimulus check, this time funded by revenue accumulated from tariffs. President Trump recently posted on Truth Social, ...

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This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. When economic times get tough, lawmakers sometimes come ...

President Trump proposed $2,000 tariff rebate checks but Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says no specific stimulus proposal is in the works. Yale Budget Lab found current tariff policies could cost ...

President Donald Trump recently said he wants to send every American a $2,000 stimulus check, which would be paid from the revenue produced from tariffs he ramped up in 2025. Despite President Trump's ...

Former President Donald Trump recently proposed a $2,000 dividend for most Americans, funded by tariffs. Previous stimulus check proposals in 2025, including a "DOGE dividend," have not been approved.

Despite the government shutdown, inflation refund checks and Anchor rebate checks are still on the way for some Americans, as others are waiting for updates on a tariff rebate, IRS tax refund or other ...

The IRS warns the public to be cautious of misinformation and potential fraud related to stimulus payments. A proposed bill, the American Worker Rebate Act of 2025, has not been passed by Congress.