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House Passes Trump's Tax And Spending Cuts
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act still faces an uncertain fate in the Senate, where several Republicans have criticized the legislation.
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huffpost.com
Trump's Big Bill Advances In Rare Weekend Vote, But Conservatives Demand More Changes
House Republicans narrowly advanced President Donald Trump's big tax cuts package out of a key committee during a rare Sunday night vote.
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House GOP Leaders Are Ready To Vote On Trump's Sweeping Policy Package
It's not clear what Republicans added to the final bill or if it even has the votes to pass, but Speaker Mike Johnson is teeing it up for a middle-of-the-night vote.
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upi.com
Trump legislative agenda bill: Medicaid cuts and tax breaks - UPI.com
Congress is pressing to pass President Donald Trump's legislative agenda bill ahead of Memorial Day, though some Republicans have objected to portions of it.
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House Passes Trump's Tax And Spending Cuts
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act still faces an uncertain fate in the Senate, where several Republicans have criticized the legislation.
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Trump's Big Tax Bill Has Passed The House. Here's What's Inside It.
House Republicans have taken a major step forward on President Donald Trump’s agenda.
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Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' Faces Uphill Battle In The Senate
The House and Senate are about to start a tug-of-war over taxes and Medicaid cuts.
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lemonde.fr
Etats-Unis : les représentants républicains offrent une victoire politique à Donald Trump en adoptant à la Chambre sa « grande et belle…
Ce vaste projet de loi, en attente d’approbation par le Sénat, couvre des dépenses très variées, de la politique fiscale au financement des expulsions de masse et aux fonds…
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Social Media Tells Ugly Truth About Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill'
The Big Beautiful Bill Act was called everything from a "ticking debt bomb" to "Reverse Obamacare" to a "big betrayal."
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The Massive Change Tucked In The GOP Tax Bill That No One’s Talking About
Republicans want to force new federal workers to choose between losing job protections and paying for them. One union official calls it "criminal extortion."