President Trump said he's considering a plan to pay out $5,000 stimulus checks to taxpayers in the form of a 'DOGE dividend.' Will it ever happen?

According to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), a total of around $2.4 billion in payments is estimated to be going out.

A surprising announcement from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has even the most stalwart advocates for the new federal office doing a double-take. DOGE's de facto leader Elon Musk

Elon Musk dodged questions about proposed stimulus checks from DOGE savings at a Wisconsin rally Sunday. Here's what he said.

The COVID-19 pandemic-era stimulus checks provided much-needed relief to millions of Americans, helping them cover expenses during a time of economic uncertainty. However, fast forwarding to 2025,

Musk said it will be up to Congress and Donald Trump to decide whether Americans will receive DOGE stimulus checks.

Trump has tasked Musk with finding billions in government savings through DOGE. The president had said that some of the money saved by eliminating waste and fraud should be returned to American taxpayers, in the form of $5,000 rebate checks.

There is still little concrete news about DOGE stimulus checks, including who would qualify and when the checks would be sent. Here's the latest news.

What Is The $1,400 Stimulus Check? The third round of stimulus checks—part of the American Rescue Plan passed in March 2021—provided up to $1,400 per eligible adult, plus $1,4