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Key Changes in Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' and What They Could Mean for Your

  • On May 22, the House passed the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act by a 215-214-1 vote, and the bill is now with the Senate for review.
  • The bill extends President Trump's 2017 tax cuts and consists of separate House and Senate versions with differences in child tax credits and senior deductions.
  • The bill includes provisions eliminating taxes on tips and overtime, has support from police and the restaurant industry, but faces opposition from Democrats and most Americans.
  • The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the legislation could increase the deficit by $2.4 trillion, result in 10.9 million more people lacking insurance, and primarily boost resources for middle- and upper-income households.
  • Senator Rick Scott urges Senate members to improve the bill, while Senate Majority Leader John Thune expects to take up its provisions soon amid ongoing analyses and debate.
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In the interview, the Republican referred to Donald Trump’s ambitious legislative plan. He also spoke about national security, the conflict in the Middle East and expressed his support for “honorable,” but “no terrorists.”

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Here's how Senate committees changed Trump's 'one big, beautiful bill'

(The Center Square) – The last U.S. Senate committees have submitted revisions to the House-passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act, shoring up funding for big-ticket items while making further changes to Medicaid, SNAP, student loan options and more.

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