Recovered COVID-19 patients who will donate Plasma for those who still continue to combat the infectious and deadly virus will receive cash incentives.
As the Republican-backed "Skinny" COVID-19 relief bill failed to pass with the Senate, most of us are thinking about what would be the next step and areas of agreement to make an economic stimulus bill to help Americans.
Lawmakers said that the chance of sending a second round of stimulus checks is still possible and not yet dead. The rejection was only a part of a bigger stimulus package.
Federal Reserve Officials are asking Congress to act and give more stimulus. The Fed now begs to give relief aid to Americans and businesses across the country.
Congress plans on the next round of $1,200 coronavirus stimulus looked quite certain for a while, but a clear price tag is getting a bit more uncertain now.
Facts you should know about Latinos, the largest minority group in the U.S., who will be celebrating their Hispanic Heritage Month beginning Sept.15 until Oct.15.
Stimulus check 2 went through a lot, yet there has been no agreement between the Republican and Democratic lawmakers. The question is, is it still possible to get the $4,000 check?
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service offers a $50,000 reward for information that will lead to a conviction in the female mail carrier shooting on Chicago's South this week.
As Democratic members continue to reject the proposed Republican-led targeted bill, what are now the updates and current status of relief aids and other benefits?
The Internal Revenue Service announced recently that they will be sending a special mail to an estimated 9 million Americans to claim a stimulus check.
The U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that IRS is ready to send the $1,200 stimulus checks to over 160 million Americans and qualified individuals.
A married couple for 48 years died within four minutes of each other, holding hands from COVID-19. A married couple for 48 years died within four minutes of each other, holding hands from COVID-19.
