The Senate is set to convene Monday morning to consider a raft of amendments to President Donald Trump’s massive tax and immigration package, most of them offered by Democrats and destined to fail in ...

A controversial budget bill backed by President Donald Trump is facing fierce criticism after a new report from the Congressional Budget Office estimated it could leave nearly 12 million Americans ...

Fox News host Lara Trump — the daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump — is “seriously considering a bid” to replace ...

The hours-long voting session was expected to start overnight, but GOP leaders opted to push it until 9 a.m. after a grueling weekend, which included Democrats forcing the Senate clerks to read all ...

Senate Republicans did their best over the weekend to comply with Trump’s demand. They succeeded in moving the bill closer to a final vote but as of Sunday evening were still settling on the bill’s ...

IF THIS BILL PASSES, IT WILL FACE AN UPHILL BATTLE IN THE HOUSE, WITH SEVERAL REPUBLICANS EXPRESSING OPPOSITION TO THE SENATE VERSION OF THIS BILL. WE DON’T TRAIN FOR. IT’S NOT SOMETHING WE EXPECT. IT ...

Debate has begun in the Senate on President Donald Trump’s big tax breaks and spending cuts package, but only after a long day spent reading the bill on June 29. Democrats are trying to stall the ...

Solar stocks were trading lower in premarket trade after the latest version of the Senate's Big Beautiful Bill contained more bad news for the sector. Enphase Energy and SunRun each lost about 4% in ...

At some 940-pages, the legislation is a sprawling collection of tax breaks, spending cuts and other Republican priorities, ...

It took 5 minutes shy of 16 hours for the U.S. Senate reading clerks to say out loud every word of every sentence of every paragraph of all 940 pages of Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill, a ...

"The latest Senate draft bill will destroy millions of jobs in America and cause immense strategic harm to our country." ...

U.S. stock market futures were pointing higher on the final day of the second quarter, as the U.S. Senate advanced a tax-cut bill and as Canada backed down from implementing a digital services tax.