The Trump administration’s plan to issue $2,000 “tariff stimulus” checks to American households has taken a clearer shape, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicating that eligibility could be capped at those earning under $100,

( The Hill) — Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Sunday that “working families” would receive the $2,000 tariff checks proposed by President Trump. “ [The dividends] would be for working families. We will have an income limit,” Bessent told host Maria Bartiromo on Fox News’s Sunday Morning Futures.

Economists warn Americans against expecting the tariff revenue checks President Donald Trump is promising in the near future, if ever. Most of the reason is because direct payments would likely

The Supreme Court is currently weighing whether Trump has the authority to impose tariffs using emergency powers, after lower courts found such actions to be potential executive overreach, US News, Ti

Despite public clamor to make American politics young again, no branch of government appears to be safe from the seniority stripe. Last year, voters elected Trump to become the oldest president in U.S. history, and he attended his second inauguration at nearly 79 years old.

IRS stimulus rumours claim $1,390 or $2,000 direct deposits are coming this month, but verified data confirms no new federal payments exist. The IRS says Congress has passed no legislation. Reuters reports no stimulus checks are authorized.