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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.
The Senate’s draft budget bill would cut Medicaid for older adults more deeply than the House version. It would scrap a Biden ...
If passed, the Senate Reconciliation Bill would allow the federal government to sell Forest Service and BLM land in Siskiyou ...
Republicans have suffered a setback over their plans to gut the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau in President Donald ...
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein vetoed three bills and signed one House bill into law, including two bills aimed at ...
The Senate Finance Committee released a bill that would take significant federal funds away from states with certain programs ...
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The Senate parliamentarian has advised that a Republican proposal that would shift some food stamp costs from the federal ...
Senate Republicans have introduced an amendment that could lead to the sale of millions of acres of federal land for housing, ...
The Senate version of legislation to enact President Trump’s agenda is hitting new turbulence as conservatives led by Sens. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), Rick Scott (R-Fla.) and Mike Lee (R-Utah) are ...
A plurality of voters oppose the tax-and-spending legislation, with mixed opinions on specific provisions, according to a ...
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