Congress

The former White House special government employee said he wants to target the ‘uniparty’ following a break with President Donald Trump.

Manufacturers and small businesses look forward to big benefits in the reconciliation package. For the renewable energy sector, not so much.

Two lawmakers, from Kentucky and Pennsylvania, were the only Republicans to vote against the bill on final passage.

It comes after a marathon overnight session during which GOP leaders convinced holdouts to support the bill, and a record-breaking floor speech by Jeffries.

The Tesla CEO has repeatedly criticized the spending bill in recent weeks.

The previous record was held by former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), who spoke for eight hours 32 minutes.

Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is delaying the final vote with a marathon floor speech that started just before 5 a.m. ET.

Agency officials called the report ‘not authoritative’ and suppressed its issuance, despite FBI analyst concerns.

A concern of conservative Republicans is the bill adding to both the national debt and deficit.

Democrats say the bill slashes health and food aid, while Republican supporters argue that it fulfills key campaign promises on taxes, spending, and the border.

The president is lobbying moderates and conservatives who object to various aspects of the Senate’s version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Patty Murray (D-Wash), vice chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, accused the Trump administration of ’sabotaging our students’ futures.’

Some Republican lawmakers have said it won’t pass without further revisions.

The bill would make the 2017 tax cuts permanent and allocate money for border security such as finishing Trump’s wall along the southern border.

Democrats call the bill a giveaway to billionaires, while Republicans say it protects taxpayers and jobs.

It removes excise tax on solar and wind projects and extends for a year tax credits on renewable energy projects.

The former White House special government employee said he wants to target the ‘uniparty’ following a break with President Donald Trump.

Manufacturers and small businesses look forward to big benefits in the reconciliation package. For the renewable energy sector, not so much.

Two lawmakers, from Kentucky and Pennsylvania, were the only Republicans to vote against the bill on final passage.

It comes after a marathon overnight session during which GOP leaders convinced holdouts to support the bill, and a record-breaking floor speech by Jeffries.

The Tesla CEO has repeatedly criticized the spending bill in recent weeks.

The previous record was held by former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), who spoke for eight hours 32 minutes.

Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is delaying the final vote with a marathon floor speech that started just before 5 a.m. ET.

Agency officials called the report ‘not authoritative’ and suppressed its issuance, despite FBI analyst concerns.

A concern of conservative Republicans is the bill adding to both the national debt and deficit.

Democrats say the bill slashes health and food aid, while Republican supporters argue that it fulfills key campaign promises on taxes, spending, and the border.

The president is lobbying moderates and conservatives who object to various aspects of the Senate’s version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Patty Murray (D-Wash), vice chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, accused the Trump administration of ’sabotaging our students’ futures.’

Some Republican lawmakers have said it won’t pass without further revisions.

The bill would make the 2017 tax cuts permanent and allocate money for border security such as finishing Trump’s wall along the southern border.

Democrats call the bill a giveaway to billionaires, while Republicans say it protects taxpayers and jobs.

It removes excise tax on solar and wind projects and extends for a year tax credits on renewable energy projects.