US Senate Republicans push border security bill, leaving tax cuts for later
The U.S. Senate wrangled long into the early hours of Friday morning on a Republican bill to advance President Donald Trump's priorities on immigration, energy and defense, even after he urged lawmakers to scrap the effort in favor of a House of Representatives bill that would include trillions of dollars in tax cuts.
Trump and Republican congressional leaders could fumble their way into a prolonged and painful shutdown of the federal ...
Tax filing season is upon us, and some people are worried it may take longer to get their refunds as President Trump says he ...
Cuts to vital programs for many seniors like Medicaid and SNAP are in the same bill in the House of Representatives as tax ...
In a party line vote, the Republican-controlled House Budget Committee advanced their budget resolution to move forward ...
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s estimated tax revenues came in lower than previously projected Wednesday, meaning lawmakers may need ...
An overwhelming majority of Republican Senators voted against Democratic amendments concerned with tax breaks for the wealthy.
A targeted approach to tax policy—cutting specific provisions while retaining those critical to economic growth—is the only ...
President Trump’s vow to keep Medicaid intact is colliding headlong into the Republicans’ strategy to extend their 2017 tax ...
Budget conferees from the Senate and House of Delegates have offered a deal that scraps some proposals from Gov. Glenn ...
Congress and the new administration have the power to fix the child care crisis. But so far, our new leaders are refusing to ...
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