House Budget Committee Chairman Rep. Jodey Arrington believes the Big Beautiful Bill is the beginning, not the end of fiscal reforms to support the growth of the U.S. economy.

Moving forward, spending on Medicare, the insurance program that primarily covers Americans 65 and older, could decline too. Without any further action, the CBO says that the law could trigger an ...

The decades-old health clinic closes its doors July 22, and is one of the largest public providers of gender-affirming care ...

NRCC begins nationwide digital ad campaign touting the 'one big, beautiful bill' that extends Trump's tax cuts and eliminates ...

A CNBC Special Report looks into the possible impacts the “one big, beautiful” bill could have on higher education, ...

The cost of running the MBTA has climbed dramatically since the phase out of the agency’s Fiscal and Management Control Board ...

Marion joins hundreds of " Good Trouble Lives On " rallies being held around the country. The movement is protesting ...

Economies are also shaped by human action, including fiscal policy. Mauritius has a strong policy track record that has ...

The new school year is just around the corner and in Ohio, districts are starting to release policies regarding cell phones ...

President Donald Trump seeks to do what two previous GOP administrations talked about but didn’t — strip federal funding from ...

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

From the Central Valley of California to Midwestern battlegrounds and suburban districts of the northeast, the new law ...