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With narrow majorities and intra-party splits, Republicans faced a battle to give Trump his bill to sign – but they did it

In a major political victory, President Donald Trump secured the first legislative triumph of his second term, as House Republicans passed his sweeping domestic agenda bill on Thursday, just ahead of the July 4 holiday.

Young people still want to shop in real life; they still want to hang out at the shops

President embraces Robin-Hood-in-reverse policies to benefit wealthiest and hurt those earning under $50,000

Republicans have no problem with the fact the ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ could hurt people who vote for them and Trump

Restaurant workers point out that new work requirements don’t account for the unstable hours inherent in food service.

Progressive congresswoman says legislation ‘militarizes our entire economy and it strips away healthcare and basic dignity of the American people’

Telling states to pay for a share of the food stamp program makes a lot of sense and would likely reduce fraud.

In what has been termed the most aggressive domestic spending rewrite in decades, the U.S. Senate passed a broad policy package on Tuesday that reduces federal benefits for low-income Americans, redraws healthcare mandates, and, at the same time, sows the seeds of new equity exposure through so-called “Trump Accounts” for babies.