Biden's American Rescue Plan paid $127 million to pension plan for dead teamsters

President Biden’s American Rescue Plan authorized $35.8 billion for a teamsters’ pension plan — but the federal agency overseeing the payments failed to prevent $127 million from being provided for dead participants, according to an inspector general’s report.

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