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US Senate Republicans Aim to Push Ahead on Trump's Sweeping Tax-Cut, Spending Bill
U.S. Senate Republicans will seek to push President Donald Trump's sweeping tax-cut and spending bill forward on Saturday with a procedural vote that could kick off a marathon weekend session. The bill would extend the 2017 tax cuts that were Trump's main first-term legislative achievement,
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The Senate parliamentarian has advised that a Republican proposal that would shift some food stamp costs from the federal ...
President Trump said Friday he has zero interest in speaking to Elon Musk amid their escalating feud — just hours after White House aides reportedly scrambled to set up a phone call between the ...
Revenue raised by President Trump's tariffs could reduce federal deficits by $2.8 trillion over the next decade, according to a new forecast from the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office.
UPDATED: Donald Trump spent part of Friday morning letting some news outlets know that he has no plans to talk to Elon Musk, even amid talk of a potential truce in their messy fallout.
The poor guy's got a problem," Trump told CNN, according to reporter Dana Bash. Bash said Trump told her he won’t be speaking with Musk for a while, but wishes Musk well.
Trump Has ‘Broken’ Musk, Jon Stewart Roasts Tech Billionaire After White House Departure. ... Trump has “broken this poor man,” observed Stewart.
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed a budget reconciliation bill that is contrary to Catholic social teaching. The bill is now waiting to be debated in the Senate. It should be ...
Squeaking through the House of Representatives thanks to the capitulation of several Republican deficit hard-liners, this “big, beautiful bill” certainly increases the federal debt bigly—by ...
Several GOP senators voice concerns over Trump's budget bill 05:42. Washington — The Senate is taking up the massive budget package containing President Trump's second-term agenda, a measure ...
In today’s issue: The nation’s rising debt, barely more than a talking point in the Capitol in recent years, suddenly poses an ominous risk to President Trump’s sprawling legislative agenda.
As the Senate considers a domestic policy bill to enact the White House’s agenda, President Trump and his allies have sought to assuage some lawmakers’ concerns over its price tag and cuts to ...
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