As coronavirus vaccines are being gradually rolled out across Canada, one lingering question on most people’s minds is when their turn will come to get the shot. Now, an online tool may just be able to help answer that question.
Second Stimulus Check Calculator: How Much Will You and Your Household Get?
On 12/21/20 at 10:52 AM EST
Millions of Americans suffering due to the coronavirus pandemic have been eagerly awaiting news of a second stimulus check.
The package includes a temporary $300 per week supplemental jobless benefit, food and rental assistance, aid to small businesses and a second direct stimulus payment to most Americans.
Americans who earned $75,000 a year or less in 2019 will qualify for the full $600 one-time payment, however the amount is reduced if their income last year was higher. Those who earned more than $99,000 in 2019 won t qualify for a check.
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RULING THE WEEK
There’s a puzzle in U.S. politics: If women win elections at the same rates as men, which they do, then why are there still so few women in political office?
In grappling with this oddity, the political science field in recent years has moved away from blaming voter bias and instead focused on why women don’t run as often as men in the first place. The thinking goes: Voters can t be biased, because women win at the same rates as men. The problem instead is that women are more “election-averse” they either don’t care as much about politics or they underestimate their own qualifications, making them reluct