It's been one year since President Biden signed the $1.9-trillion American Rescue Plan, and it's getting mixed reviews.
Evusheld can help protect immunocompromised people from COVID, but patients say scant awareness and a complicated process have hampered its rollout.
The Omicron wave is rapidly receding, but more than 1,100 people in the U.S. are still dying each day from the virus. The vast majority are not vaccinated or boosted. More than 170 million direct payments to individuals, known as Economic Impact Payments, worth at least $400 billion, were distributed. The average amount was $2,300.
More than $245 billion has been distributed to state, local, territory and tribal governments. Another $105 billion is scheduled to be distributed in May.New telework opportunities could slow exodus from rural America, but housing and lifestyle challenges abound. “I’m not saying it was perfect,” she said. “But it made it so households did not need to go into austerity.”Opposition to his $1.75 trillion social spending plan is a wake-up call for Biden to move back to the center.
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