McConnell says 'fourth and final' stimulus bill will be considered by Senate Republicans in roughly one month

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Friday that considerations on a "fourth and final" economic relief bill will begin "in about a month," NPR reported.
Congress has been mired in talks over additional aid. House Democrats passed a $3 trillion spending package on May 15, but McConnell has since refused to move the bill forward.
The majority leader continued to oppose an extension to bolster unemployment benefits, saying Friday the program "is not designed to encourage you to stay home."