Under the the American Rescue Plan, families can claim up to $3,600 per child under age 6 and $3,000 for children up to age 17 for one year.
Author: Nicholas Wu, USA TODAY
President Biden’s COVID-19 stimulus bill is on the brink of becoming law. Here’s where it stands
The House is likely to pass the bill this week and as early as Tuesday evening, bringing $1,400 checks, billions for vaccines and money for schools.
Group of Senate Democrats and Republicans vote to keep $15 minimum wage out of Biden’s COVID stimulus bill
An amendment to the COVID-19 stimulus bill from Sen. Bernie Sanders had support from only 42 Democrats.
Republican Sen. Ron Johnson forces Senate to read all 628 pages of Biden’s COVID bill aloud
Johnson said his tactic was about “educating” the American public on what was in the $1.9 trillion package. The entire process could take 10 hours.
$1,400 stimulus checks in COVID relief bill would phase out at $80,000 instead of $100,000, according to deal between Biden and Democrats
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Equality Act with LGBTQ protections passes House, faces uncertain future in Senate
The bill is one of President Joe Biden’s top legislative priorities, one he wants passed in his first 100 days in office.
Two senators join Manchin in opposing Biden budget pick Neera Tanden, putting nomination in peril
Neera Tanden has come under fire during the confirmation process for her past tweets and statements criticizing lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
Capitol Police investigating 35 officers for Jan. 6 riot as union denounces ‘witch hunt’
The Capitol Police union denounced the move as a “witch hunt” against rank-and-file officers deflecting responsibility from the top.
Sen. Ted Cruz calls Mexico trip amid Texas winter crisis and power outages ‘a mistake’
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, called his trip to Mexico “a mistake” following a flurry of criticism as his state faced a major crisis and power outages.
‘We did not do enough’: Acting Capitol Police chief apologizes to lawmakers for handling of Jan. 6 riot
The Capitol Police should have been more prepared for the ‘terrorist attack,’ acting Capitol Police Chief Yogananda Pittman told lawmakers.