Category - Economy

And Senate Republicans have no plans to do anything about it.

About 1.1 million people filed claims last week before Republicans went home for the election.

Biden's plans would generate more economic activity and over 7 million more jobs.

In some states, benefits won't be paid out until nearly the election or even after.

About 1.5 million total people filed new claims last week.

Penn. Wharton says Biden's plans would lead to "productive spending."

The GOP's "skinny" bill died and nothing of value was lost.

The program effectively expired last Saturday.

The good news is there won't be a government shutdown.

Republicans allowed every stimulus program to expire and these are the results.

With benefits back-dated more than a month, all funds have already been spoken for.

Meadows says they aren't negotiating, but they're moving closer to Democrats.

Economic activity also declined more than previously reported before the pandemic began.

Some states won't start paying benefits for weeks if they ever do.

Banks are telling their clients there will be a second recession without more stimulus.

New claims are increasing again after stimulus measures all expired.

The terms of PPP forgiveness are still changing and some businesses are losing money.

Jobs are actually above pre-pandemic levels for the top wage earners.

Kevin McCarthy says passing more stimulus would hurt shareholders.

The expiration of response programs means many people no longer qualify and won't be counted.