The Senate passed Trump’s so-called “big, beautiful bill” after a 26-hour marathon of negotiations during which Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski, as she put it later, “struggled mightily” to soften the biggest funding blows to her state before ultimately casting a vote that guaranteed its passage.

RALEIGH, N.C. — How should the American right view the passage of President Trump’s signature tax and budget law? Is it really, as Republicans came to

Radio host Charlamagne claimed GOP support for the controversial Big Beautiful Bill despite political risks signals future elections might not be "free and fair."

President Donald Trump’s new budget reconciliation law is already starting to define next year’s midterm elections. CQ Roll Call’s Daniela Altimari and David Lerman assess the political repercussions for both parties of the mammoth legislation and what it took to get the package across the finish line.

Even if the most-brutal spending cuts are postponed until after the midterms, the “big beautiful bill” is a breathtaking gamble for Republicans.

On July 4, as Americans were gathering with family and friends to honor the nation's 249th birthday, something else happened in Washington, DC: President Trump signed into law his first major legislative accomplishment,

Elon Musk's feud with President Donald Trump has reignited, with the tech billionaire threatening to launch a new political party, and Trump suggesting Musk could be punished for his opposition.

While the Senate is set to vote on Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill," Elon Musk has voiced more criticism regarding the GOP bill.

Senate Republicans unveiled a 940-page bill with wide-ranging changes to numerous policy areas just before midnight last Friday — planning to vote on the legislation less than a week later.

The Big Weekend Show’ hits the streets of New York City to weigh public opinion on several provisions in the ‘big, beautiful bill.’