U.S. Stimulus Stalls as Senate Delays Vote and Parties
U.S. Stimulus Stalls as Senate Delays Vote and Parties Remain Divided Senate Delays Relief Package Vote Until September June 22, 2025 – Washington Bureau Amid economic uncertainty and rising political tension, the U.S. Senate has postponed a critical vote on the next coronavirus relief package until September 8, dealing a blow to millions of Americans facing financial hardship. The delay comes just three weeks after enhanced unemployment benefits expired, leaving a significant gap in federal support. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced the new date, noting that House members are currently on summer recess. If an agreement is reached before that date, lawmakers will be given 24 hours’ notice to return to Washington for an emergency vote. Negotiations at a Standstill Despite urgent need, negotiations between the White House and Democratic leaders remain deadlocked. Both parties continue to hold internal conventions and policy meetings, but no ...