President Donald Trump reaffirmed that a $2,000 stimulus check is coming from the "substantial" tariff revenues — although a looming Supreme Court decision on the legality of those tariffs could upend ...

As with all new PS5 controller and console cover releases, the colors have been given catchy names. They’re Techno Red, Remix Green, and Rhythm Blue. Leo Cardoso of the design team told PlayStation ...

Tax refund season kicks off in January as are questions about the date for a fourth stimulus check 2026. Here's what to know about President Donald Trump's proposal for $2000 tariff dividend checks ...

President Donald Trump recently claimed that those $2,000 stimulus checks could be sent to Americans “toward the end of the year” using revenue from tariffs, stating he would not need congressional ...

There was talk last year that people in the United States would be receiving $2,000 direct deposits. Those discussions appear to be ongoing into the first week of 2026. USA Today reports that many ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Gaming on Windows is cool, but there are countless things you need to know before building a PC — including the ridiculous pricing of certain ...

Almost a year into his current term, President Donald Trump has repeatedly said he wants to pay out $2,000 stimulus checks funded in part by revenue from tariffs, though the idea has not been formally ...

No new federal stimulus checks are approved for January 2026. Trump’s proposed $2,000 tariff dividend has no finalized plan. Viral "stimulus" claims mostly stem from scams or state‑level programs.

As of December 2025, there is no approved fourth federal stimulus check. Former President Donald Trump has proposed a new round of payments, but this has not been approved by Congress. Arizona has ...

Despite renewed online chatter, no federal agency or congressional leader has announced or confirmed any plan to distribute new stimulus payments this year. Without approval from Congress or the ...

China signaled it will maintain economic support but refrain from ramping up stimulus next year, underscoring a shift from defending against US tariffs to securing growth in the longer term. The ...