US EditionSenate passes Trump’s sweeping ‘big beautiful’ agenda bill, sending it to the House
- On July 1, 2025, the Senate narrowly passed the Republican-led One Big Beautiful Bill, a sweeping tax and spending reform, sending it to the House in Washington, D.C.
- The bill followed intense negotiations over Medicaid cuts and border security funding, while Democrats and some Republicans opposed key provisions and the bill's broader impact.
- Key elements include $4.5 trillion in tax cuts, elimination of federal income tax on certain overtime pay, rollback of green energy credits, and $350 billion for border and national security.
- The Senate's 51-50 vote was broken by Vice President JD Vance, amid criticism from Elon Musk and Democrats warning of 11.8 million more uninsured Americans and a rising deficit of $3.3 trillion.
- The bill returns to the House for a final vote expected soon, and if approved, President Trump plans to sign it into law before the July Fourth deadline.
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Winners and losers as Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful’ Bill passes Congress hurdle
Trump Big Beautiful Bill Summary: The legislation makes permanent the 2017 Trump tax cuts, restores several business deductions, scales back green energy incentives, and enacts deep reductions in federal safety net programs.
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