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

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.

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.

Most able-bodied Medicaid recipients already have jobs, but those who don’t should receive health care too.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins has a wild vision for American farms amid Trump’s mass deportations.

The health care provider is fighting Trump’s budget cuts in court.

Representative Derrick Van Orden is apparently excited for all the benefits Donald Trump’s budget strips away.

Representative Robert Bresnahan has some explaining to do.

House Republicans just passed Trump’s budget. The American people will pay the price.

He has persuaded the media and many voters that he’s different from earlier Republicans on economics—but he’s now doubled-down on the GOP’s plutocratic agenda.

It’s a historic moment, alright—just not in the way the Republicans believe.

Representative Randy Fine admitted that only one thing matters in fighting for Donald Trump’s budget bill.

A Republican representative reportedly had to tell Donald Trump what’s in his “big, beautiful bill.”

The House minority leader has been speaking for more than six hours in an effort to stop Trump’s disastrous budget.

Republicans rebelling over Donald Trump’s budget bill have the House of Representatives in shambles.

Donald Trump’s overtures to the right wing of the Republican Party do not seem to have worked.

Normally a loyal Donald Trump follower, Marjorie Taylor Greene is not happy about the budget bill.

House Speaker Mike Johnson has thrown a wrench into the Alaska senator’s brilliant plan.

Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski’s last-minute “yes” vote proved pivotal for forcing Donald Trump’s budget through.