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Plus: US adds more jobs than expected as tariffs loom {beacon} THE HOUSE passed President Trump’s agenda bill Thursday afternoon after another all-nighter, sending the legislation to Trump’s desk to be signed into law on Independence Day. The GOP’s “big, beautiful bill” passed 218 to 214.
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Comments on: Senate GOP passes Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ after eleventh-hour scramble, setting up high-stakes fight in the House
Senate Republicans narrowly approved President Donald Trump’s giant tax and spending cuts package Tuesday after a days-long grind to secure the support of key holdouts, leaving one major step to send it to his desk.
Senate Republicans narrowly passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Tuesday, sending it to the House for final approval following a 25-hour blitz of amendments.
Republicans in the Senate narrowly passed President Donald Trump’s domestic agenda bill after a dramatic scramble to win over key holdouts. Now, the bill must pass in the House before heading to the president’s desk. Follow for live updates.
Plus: US adds more jobs than expected as tariffs loom {beacon} THE HOUSE passed President Trump’s agenda bill Thursday afternoon after another all-nighter, sending the legislation to Trump’s desk to be signed into law on Independence Day. The GOP’s “big, beautiful bill” passed 218 to 214.
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the latest iteration of the "big beautiful bill" on Thursday, sending the spending measure to President Trump.
The House approved a final version of President Donald Trump’s spending bill ahead of the July 4 deadline imposed by Trump. Here's what the bill includes.
WASHINGTON — President Trump fumed on social media as a procedural vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act stalled on the floor of the House of Representatives.
