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President Obama unveiled a stimulus plan Thursday night that he says will boost hiring and provide a jolt to the stalled economy if it becomes law.

The economy is in the dumps. Growth is slowing. The housing market remains depressed. Job creation has stopped.

Republicans announced today their "Pledge to America," the 2010 fall Republican agenda. Republican Congressmen said they wanted to cancel President Obama's $800 billion stimulus plan.

Marketplace's John Dimsdale looks at whether that'll make a difference.

President Barack Obama introduced another stimulus package today, but with the effects of the last package unclear at best, will this new stimulus work?

The White House's $787 billion stimulus plan funded 682,779 jobs in the first quarter, administration officials said Friday.

The White House's massive stimulus plan funded 599,108 jobs in the fourth quarter, administration officials said Saturday.

The $787.2 billion stimulus plan is a lightning rod for criticism and second guessing, but love it or hate it, the massive program's funds are flowing as planned.

A full economic recovery may be slow to materialize, but the administration's stimulus plan is working and the economy has stabilized over the past few months, a key White House adviser asserted Friday.

As the U.S. grapples with its first climate change bill, commentator Todd Buccholz says it could learn a lot from China's ambitious climate agenda and its stimulus plan.

A provision buried in the stimulus bill would impose restrictions on executive bonuses at companies reaping bailout money.