US EditionRepublicans Pull Overnighter to Advance Trump's Spending Bill: Unbiased Updates, May 21, 2025
- House Republicans led by Speaker Mike Johnson advanced a multitrillion-dollar tax and spending bill on May 21, 2025, in Washington, aiming for a Thursday vote.
- The bill, called the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act,' follows pressure from President Trump and includes extending and adding tax breaks while facing internal GOP opposition.
- The package proposes $3.8 trillion in tax provision deficits, $1 trillion cuts to Medicaid and other programs, an increased SALT deduction to $40,000, and new work requirements for some Medicaid recipients.
- Speaker Johnson expressed confidence that the bill would be approved by the end of the day, while Rep. Thomas Massie cautioned that the legislation represents a dangerous increase in debt amid ongoing GOP disagreements and opposition from Democrats.
- If passed, the bill would significantly raise federal deficits and impact low-income households negatively, while boosting high earners, signaling a contentious and consequential shift in federal fiscal policy.
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House Republicans pushing through an all-nighter trying to pass Trump's big bill
House Republicans are staying up all night, ready to vote on their multitrillion-dollar tax breaks package. Speaker Mike Johnson is defying the skeptics within his ranks and working to muscle President Donald Trump’s priority bill to passage. GOP leadership appeared…
Republicans pull overnighter to advance Trump's spending bill: Unbiased Updates, May 21, 2025
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