Donald Trump’s budget bill is underwater in voter approval polls.

As evidence mounts that voters in Trump country are getting hammered by his biggest initiatives, an economist paints a dark picture of just how bad the sum total of these policies will be for working people.

You may have noticed: While Republicans debate Medicaid and other cuts, there’s one aspect of Trump’s big ugly bill that absolutely cannot be discussed.

“Somebody came up with the idea of the paper clip many years ago. 1817.” It was, in fact, much later.

Republicans are demanding that the Senate parliamentarian be fired for the crime of doing her job.

With a self-imposed deadline fast approaching, the GOP’s plan to slash health care funding to hand a massive tax cut to the rich has hit yet another snag.

The South Carolina representative isn’t just a bigot and a laughingstock. She’s pioneering a media strategy that her GOP colleagues will follow.

Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” is an extinction-level event for higher education that would annihilate the country’s intellectual potential.

The Senate’s version will blow up the deficit just as much as the House’s—and its Medicaid cuts are deeper.

A new poll found that a majority of Americans are against the bill—and that only two-thirds of Republicans like it.

Strip away the ego contest, and what you really see here is a competition about how to screw over poor and working people more effectively.

The conventional wisdom is that Trump holds more cards than Musk. But if that’s wrong, we’re in for some fun times.

Don’t be tempted to step in. Definitely don’t try to back Elon. Just sit back and watch.

Which presidents have added the most to the national debt? Those free-spending liberal Democrats? Think again, and think about the reason why.

Last year, Trump won praise for building a new GOP. But the Big, Beautiful Bill utterly shatters the illusion that he is some sort of brilliant policy innovator.

Iowa’s Ashley Hinson was booed and jeered when she backed President Trump on Wednesday.