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Trump's 'magical thinking': Budget bill will keep Medicaid 'exactly as it is'
On a visit to Capitol Hill, the president tells House Republicans "don't f--- with Medicaid" in the budget bill. But, as it stands the Congressional Budget Office estimates the legislation could result in 8 million people losing coverage.
WASHINGTON (AP) — House Republicans stayed up all night to pass their multitrillion-dollar tax breaks package, with Speaker ...
The budget reconciliation, dubbed the “Big, Beautiful Bill” by Republican leaders, passed by a vote of 215-214.
As House Republicans continue to wrangle over the “one big beautiful bill,” a new analysis released late Tuesday projects the ...
Early Thursday morning, the House of Representatives passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act by one vote. The bill had been ...
() - Democrats representing Arizona in Congress are pointing to a new report as proof that people would lose health insurance ...
The GOP’s partisan budget will cut Medicaid, Medicare, and food assistance programs, like SNAP, to pay for a tax-cut for the ...
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Why is the Congressional Budget Office so controversial?President Donald Trump clashed with NBC’s Peter Alexander after being asked about the $400 million jet from Qatar during a ...
Republican leaders scored a win Thursday morning with the passage of the multi-trillion budget reconciliation package, moving ...
The House of Representatives passed a budget bill on Tuesday that, if passed, would create a challenging rate environment and ...
The U.S. House Rules Committee, after 22 hours of proceedings, advanced President Donald Trump's legislative agenda that ...
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Trump's budget bill could benefit wealthy instead of the poor, analysis revealsAn analysis of President Trump's spending bill shows the lowest earners could see a 2% income loss by 2027, while the highest earners may gain 4% from tax breaks.
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