US House Republicans set for vote on Trump's tax-cut agenda
The Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives will try to take its first step on Tuesday toward enacting President Donald Trump's tax-cut and border agenda, giving Speaker Mike Johnson hours to corral wayward Republicans into supporting the effort.
Trump tax cut plan heads for House-wide vote despite GOP rebel threats, Medicaid anxiety
An amendment negotiated by House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington, R-Texas, and conservatives on his panel would also force lawmakers to make $2 trillion in cuts, or else risk the $4.5 trillion for Trump's tax cuts getting reduced by the difference.
Ohio Republican Rep. Bob Latta doubled down on taking a piecemeal approach to rolling back Democrats’ signature climate law — ...
Ga., said he planned to use a previously scheduled meeting at the White House to "bend" Trump's ear on the issue.
The press conference comes as Republican leaders in the House attempt to keep their budget proposal alive with their narrow majority in the chamber.
Rep. Warren Davidson of Ohio on Tuesday became the latest Republican to oppose Speaker Mike Johnson‘s budget plan, further ...
Student loan borrowers could see their payments increase under budget plans currently under discussion by House Republicans, ...
All nine GOP members of the House Rules Committee approved the blueprint to cut at least $1.5 trillion and as much as $2 ...
House Democrats outraised House Republicans in the first month of 2025, but NRCC Chairman Richard Hudson believes the GOP is ...
The House Rules Committee voted Monday to advance the GOP conference’s plan to pass President Trump’s legislative agenda, ...
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