Unemployment Numbers Have Fallen 2 Months in a Row. Will That Mean No Second Stimulus Check?
(WorldNews Business)

The U.S. is grappling with a full-blown recession spurred by COVID-19, and in April, the jobless rate reached 14.7% -- the highest it`s been since the Great Depression. The news was better, however, in both May and June. In May, the unemployment was just 13.3% (`just` being a relative term), and in June, it dropped even more to 11.1%. All of this is good news. It signifies that millions of jobs were added in the past two months, and that we may be on the road to economic recovery. But that recovery may not be as swift as we`d like it to be, and Americans...