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Iowa’s U.S. House members vote for Trump’s tax bill, Medicaid changes. Here’s what they said
Iowa's U.S. House members — all Republicans — voted Thursday to pass President Donald Trump's $4.5 trillion tax breaks and spending cuts bill, sending it to him to sign before the Fourth of July holiday weekend and just a few hours before Trump was set to speak in Des Moines at an event at the Iowa State Fairgrounds.
President Donald Trump's signature legislative package passed a final vote on July 3. Here's what Memphis-area residents ...
The House on Thursday passed the signature piece of legislation of President Trump's second term, approving his "big, ...
Despite all the bad things Republican lawmakers said about the “big, beautiful bill,” the holdouts caved and delivered for ...
On July 3, Fitzpatrick was the only Republican opposed to the rule that set up a straight up-or-down vote on the Senate's ...
Iowa's Republican U.S. House members joined nearly all their GOP colleagues in passing President Donald Trump's "big ...
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Rep. Young Kim had been among a small group of House Republicans who had said they would not back any major cuts to Medicaid.
Rep. Mark Amodei, a Republican, called President Trump's budget bill a balancing act that reins in excessive Medicaid ...
The bill cleared a key hurdle early this morning after the president and House Speaker Mike Johnson persuaded a group of ...
Several conservative House Republicans expressed grave reservations about changes the Senate made to the party’s major policy ...
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