The top Senate Democrat said the law would lead to widespread pain for voters, imperiling Republicans who supported it and allowing his party more openings to contest control of the Senate.

By Bo Erickson, Richard Cowan, David Morgan and Andy Sullivan WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President Donald Trump's tax-cut legislation cleared its final hurdle in the U.S. Congress on Thursday, as the Repub

Key to the $111 billion, two-year state budget signed by Gov. Tony Evers with bipartisan legislative support is a $1.5 billion tax cut package.

House Speaker Mike Johnson on "FOX News Sunday." SHANNON BREAM: Here is what the DNC Chair said: "Donald Trump and the Republican Party sent a message to America--if you're not a billionaire, we don't give a damn about you.

On the Senate floor yesterday, Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) delivered remarks championing Donald Trump's "one big beautiful bill." Kennedy stated, "the bill that we just passed is primarily a tax cut."

President Donald Trump has signed his signature bill of tax and spending cuts at the White House Fourth of July picnic.

Labor groups for construction workers, nurses, and public school and local government employees say the budget law will only benefit the rich while hurting working families and potentially closing rural hospitals.

Chefs, food equality advocates and nonprofit leaders rally against Trump's megabill that would slash SNAP funding for the nation's most vulnerable.