Congress reaches deal on $900 billion COVID relief bill: McConnell

That’ll stuff a lot of stockings!

Congress reached a deal Sunday on a roughly $900 billion coronavirus relief package, including a new round of $600 stimulus checks for most Americans.

“More help is on the way,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky) said on the Senate floor, announcing the breakthrough.

Lawmakers only have to “promptly finalize text” and “avoid any last-minute obstacles” on the bill, McConnell said.

Both chambers of Congress are expected to vote on the package on Monday.

The massive pact will include temporary supplemental payments of $300 weekly for those on unemployment, plus direct $600 stimulus checks to Americans with yearly incomes of up to $75,000.

Under the $2.2 trillion CARES Act passed in March, eligible Americans received one-time $1,200 checks.