Sequester, sequester, sequester. How much doom and gloom should everyday Americans be ready for?

The sequester will mean cuts to the unemployment checks people depend on to pay bills.

The now-infamous sequestration — $85 billion in automatic federal spending cuts — kicks in today.

A look at the best and worst case from the sequester.

Businesses issue ultimatums all the time. Politics requires negotiations, whether before — or after — a crisis.

Taxpayers face a double whammy thanks to the sequester. The budget cuts could delay IRS refunds. That's after the fiscal cliff debate delayed the start of filing season.

The automatic budget cuts won't happen all at once.

Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter says the mechanism of the sequester cuts to the Defense Department is "dumb."

The Weekly Wrap considers a better way to describe the sequester cuts coming next week.