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Senate Republicans are in a sprint on Trump’s big bill after a weekend of setbacks
WASHINGTON (AP) — After a weekend of setbacks, the Senate will try to sprint ahead Monday on President Donald Trump’s big bill of tax breaks and spending cuts despite a series of challenges, including the sudden announcement from one GOP senator that he won’t run for reelection after opposing the package over its Medicaid health care cuts.
A Republican senator touts tax benefits of President Donald Trump’s "big, beautiful bill" while one Democrat warns millions ...
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President Trump’s “Big Beautiful” spending bill will move to the debate phase with some distinct differences from the House ...
In a dramatic late-night Senate session, Republicans narrowly advanced President Donald Trump’s ambitious legislation ...
A Senate referee has rejected certain proposed Medicaid cuts including caps on provider taxes. Yet other proposals like work ...
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There’s 35 million people under the poverty line inside the United States, and there’s 70 million people that are signed up ...
Tillis, who is up for re-election next year in battleground North Carolina, voted against advancing a bill for Trump's ...
“The debate and eventually voting on the ‘big, beautiful bill.’ has begun ... Mike Lee (R-Utah) pushed for, would shrink Medicaid spending by more than $300 billion. Senate Majority Leader ...
"A gunman deliberately started a wildfire in a rugged mountain area of Idaho and then shot at the firefighters who responded, ...
Senate Republicans restored major Medicaid cuts to Donald Trump’s signature economic legislation, re-fashioning a key ...
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