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Factbox-Major Differences Between House and Senate Versions of Trump's Tax and Spending Bill
U.S. Senate Republicans have unveiled their version of President Donald Trump's sweeping tax-cut and spending bill that is broadly similar to the legislation that narrowly passed the House of Representatives last month.
Senate Republicans are taking Medicaid cuts even further than their House counterparts with legislation that targets hospital payments.
New York Rep. Andrew Garbarino did not indicate whether he’d oppose a final megabill without language he wants.
Trump's White House wants Congress to codify some of the cuts proposed by the Department of Government Efficiency, which was ...
Speaker Mike Johnson was on the verge of an embarrassing defeat on the floor: the narrowly-divided GOP House was on track to ...
House Republicans eked out a narrow win Thursday on their $9.4 billion rescission package in a dramatic afternoon vote.
Cynthia Scaturico took home the Republican nomination in the House District 70 race Tuesday night, and will go on to face ...
A renewed push to strengthen protections for Iowa landowners is on hold once again, without necessary support from the Senate ...
Former Michigan House Speaker Tom Leonard said his campaign will focus on K-12 education outcomes, government accountability ...
House Republicans voted on Thursday to claw back billions of dollars in federal funding for public broadcasting and foreign ...
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Isaiah Esquire danced his way through the Oregon House of Representatives on Wednesday to the sounds of Aretha Franklin, followed closely by fellow Black drag performer Aqua Flora, who held a pride ...
A proposed $5 trillion debt limit increase could make it hard for Republicans to maintain their fiscal hawk credibility.
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