Sahil Kapur

As they look for additional savings, GOP senators have discussed the possibility of cutting Medicare spending they consider to be "waste, fraud and abuse" — with Trump's blessing.

The lawmakers said they're "deeply concerned" by some of the Trump agenda bill's provisions and called for changes to mitigate "significant disruption" to certain projects.

From centrists worried about Medicaid cuts to conservative hard-liners demanding steeper spending reductions, Senate GOP leaders face a tricky balancing act.

Meanwhile, GOP leaders have given no indication on when — or whether — they will hold a vote on a bipartisan, Trump-backed bill to fix a hole created by Congress in the city's budget.

The president is showing his intent by slamming the group he relied on in his first term and by picking his former personal lawyer Emil Bove for a seat on a powerful U.S. appeals court.

GOP leaders are banking on raising the debt ceiling in their sweeping domestic policy bill by the summer deadline. If they fail, they'll need Democratic votes to avert a calamity.

Trump's White House wants Congress to codify some of the cuts proposed by the Department of Government Efficiency, which was helmed by billionaire Elon Musk.

McLaren's two championship contenders waged a fierce battle toward the end that resulted in Lando Norris crashing out and Oscar Piastri extending his lead in the standings.

WASHINGTON — Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee released their portion of the massive bill for President Donald Trump's domestic agenda on Monday, with some significant changes compared to the House-passed package

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