Donald Trump is covering his own tracks on the effects of “big, beautiful bill.”

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has promised to defeat the House bill.

Below the radar, the second Trump administration has taken extraordinary steps to expand the rights of gun owners and manufacturers.

Iowa State Representative Ashley Hinson’s comments were met with boos and jeers.

Donald Trump’s erstwhile nominee for U.N. ambassador could barely get a word in over the furious crowd.

Donald Trump has developed a new way to make companies bend to his will.

Joni Ernst told a town hall, “We’re all going to die” when pressed by constituents about Medicaid cuts.

As if the cuts to Medicaid in the “big, beautiful bill” weren’t enough.

Federal agencies are starting to admit that DOGE’s policies were trash.

Representative Mike Flood was booed at nearly every turn by a crowd that soon started chanting, “Vote him out!”

Scott Bessent is saying the quiet part out loud.

The Epstein scandal is making an unpopular president even more unpopular, and there’s no sign that this will end anytime soon.

The Congressional Budget Office has released its final score of Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill”—and it’s bad.

The Alaska senator clearly thought the leopards would never eat her face.

Oh, how the mighty have fallen.

A wide array of hunger and health care advocates are hoping to mitigate the effects of some provisions in Trump’s budget bill before they are implemented.

The “big, beautiful” bill is straight out of the “trad wife” fantasia, and engineered to do tremendous damage to the lives and livelihoods of women.

They’re organizing a summer-recess attack on the administration’s worst policies—but they’ll be playing catch up against a GOP that’s mastered the media game.

Hunger relief organizations are bracing for the sweeping changes to SNAP and Medicaid that could result in millions losing access to assistance.

Donald Trump’s budget essentially hands an exclusive contract to Anduril.