Tuesday's top personal finance stories
As a brutal year draws to a close, Wall Street is optimistic about 2021 as the first round of COVID-19 inoculations take place, even though plenty still could go awry.
A dispute over the Federal Reserve's emergency powers almost sank the $900 billion stimulus package working its way through Congress. Here's the story behind the dispute, according to a top GOP Senator on Sunday.
Chaotic travel scenes in the U.K. and some bans on the continent against travelers from the nation were creating a pre-Christmas nightmare.
Congressional leaders said they're close to finalizing a $900 billion package of coronavirus economic aid, but it was unclear if lawmakers would vote on it tonight or Monday.
A second round of financial-aid checks for taxpayers was one of the few things Republican and Democratic lawmakers agreed upon before the election, but it was delayed over other political wrangling.
Utah Republican Mitt Romney told CNN on Sunday Trump should be celebrating his accomplishments instead of pushing to overturn the election.
'Cobra Kai,' Nicolas Cage's potty mouth highlight a lighter-than-usual month of new releases
