Talk of a new $2,000 stimulus check has surged again across social media and online forums, leaving many Americans wondering whether another round of federal relief is finally on the way. As of now, there is no approved federal $2,000 stimulus payment authorized by U.S. Congress  or being issued by the Internal Revenue Service . Where the $2,000 Rumors Are Coming From The renewed speculation is largely driven by: Rising inflation and continued cost-of-living pressures Ongoing

A newly launched electric vehicle overseas is reigniting a major question in the auto world: why can’t the United States get a brand-new EV for around $19,000? The compact electric car, recently introduced in an overseas market, is being promoted as one of the most affordable full-featured EVs available today. It looks like a small crossover, offers everyday practicality, and delivers the kind of range many drivers expect for daily commuting. On paper, it checks a lot of boxe

Tesla has launched a wave of aggressive discounts and incentives as the electric vehicle maker works to prevent a second straight year of declining global sales. The move comes as demand softens in key markets and competition in the EV sector continues to intensify. In recent weeks, Tesla has introduced a mix of promotional offers designed to make its vehicles more affordable and appealing to hesitant buyers. These incentives include low or zero-interest financing on select m

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Claims circulating online that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will eliminate federal income taxes on overtime pay starting in 2025 are not accurate, according to current federal tax law and official IRS guidance. As of now, there is no IRS rule or federal law that exempts overtime wages from federal income tax beginning in 2025. Overtime pay continues to be treated as taxable income, just like regular wages. Where the Confusion Is Coming From The rumor

The Internal Revenue Service is preparing to implement several important changes in 2026 that will affect how millions of Americans earn, save, and report their income. While many of the updates are tied to inflation and previously passed legislation, tax experts say workers should begin preparing now to avoid surprises. 1. Mandatory Roth Treatment for Certain Catch-Up Contributions One of the most significant changes coming in 2026 impacts older workers who make catch-up con