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Senate version of Trump agenda bill cuts more from Medicaid: GOP aides

Taxes · United States

Senate version of Trump agenda bill cuts more from Medicaid: GOP aides

44% Left coverage: 45 sources

The Senate’s version of a bill to enact President Trump’s agenda goes further to reduce Medicaid spending than the House-passed bill does, according to GOP aides familiar with the legislation. See the Story

Foundation CEO Provides Expert Testimony to U.S. Senate as Outside Witness on Vision Research Funding

U.S. Senate · Washington

Foundation CEO Provides Expert Testimony to U.S. Senate as Outside Witness on Vision Research Funding

70% Center coverage: 34 sources

Jason Menzo Urges Robust FY2026 Funding for National Eye Institute and Protection of Its Independent Status See the Story

US Senate Republicans seek to limit judges' power via Trump's tax-cut bill

US Politics · United States

US Senate Republicans seek to limit judges' power via Trump's tax-cut bill

50% Center coverage: 10 sources

U.S. Senate Republicans have added language to President Donald Trump's massive tax and spending bill that would restrict the ability of judges to block government policies they conclude are unlawful.See the Story

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Schumer renames Trump megabill the ‘Well, We’re All Going to Die Act’

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Schumer renames Trump megabill the ‘Well, We’re All Going to Die Act’

Senate GOP Unveil Long-Awaited SNAP Proposals for Trump Bill

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Senate GOP Unveil Long-Awaited SNAP Proposals for Trump Bill

Senate scales back additional Trump tax cuts in its version of ‘big, beautiful bill’

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

Senate Republicans’ tax and spending cut bill makes many of the core elements of their 2017 tax cuts permanent but scales back additional cuts from what the House passed. US Politics · United States See the Story

Senate Republicans Have a Problem with Raising the Debt Limit: They Want to Raise It Even More.

100% Left coverage: 5 sources

U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., right, and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-La., hold a press conference on the Republican budget bill at the U.S. Capitol on April 10, 2025 in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images)WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Republicans unveiled Monday that they plan to raise the country’s debt limit by $5 trillion in the “big, beautiful bill,” a full $1 trillion more than House GOP lawmakers …U.S. Senate · New Jersey See the Story

GOP senator says he will oppose Senate tax, Medicaid bill

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson (R) says he cannot support the Senate bill to enact President Trump’s agenda to cut taxes, secure the border and boost defense spending because it doesn’t do enough to reduce the federal deficit, telling reporters he’s a “no” on the legislation. Ron Johnson · United States Read Article

Senate takes more flexible approach to GOP’s green tax credit rollback

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Senate’s version of the “big, beautiful bill” includes changes to green energy tax credits that are more flexible than those passed by the House — but would still be a significant rollback. US Politics · United States Read Article

Senate Committee Bill Takes the Hatchet to Clean Energy Tax Credits

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The “One Big Beautiful Bill” cuts the investment tax credit by 2028, the 25D residential solar tax credit by the end of the year, among other sweeping changes.The Senate Finance Committee has forwarded its draft of the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” in an ugly outcome for U.S. clean energy. First, it cuts the 48E Investment Tax Credit for solar and wind energy projects, which covers 30% of installed system costs. The credit is reduced to 60% of its v…Senate · United States See the Story

Advocates say U.S. Senate Bill Would cut 7,900 Idaho Jobs and Raise Utility Bills

BOISE, ID – Eliminating federal clean energy tax credits would impact jobs and energy bills in Idaho, according to recent assessments of the budget reconciliation bill being considered by the U.S. Senate. The credits, passed under the Inflation Reduction Act, have boosted more than 40 clean energy projects in Idaho. An analysis from the think tank Energy Innovation claims the House version of the bill would lead to the loss of 7,900 jobs and inc…U.S. Senate · Boise Read Article

Senate Republicans Challenge Electric Vehicle Tax Policy

Coverage: 2 sources

Senate Republicans proposed legislation to end tax credits for electric vehicles, reversing previous policies under President Biden. The measure impacts new, used, and leased EV tax credits, introducing stringent requirements and phasing out some benefits. It contrasts with the House's version, which extends certain credits beyond 2025.Corruption · United States See the Story

Nonprofits ask U.S. Senate to reject tax changes they say would hurt them and the people they serve • Kentucky Lantern

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The U.S. House has approved legislation that nonprofits warn would disincentivize charitable giving and increase taxes on nonprofits and foundations. (Jennifer Shutt/States Newsroom)When tornadoes strike or floodwaters rise in Kentucky, it’s local charitable nonprofits that mobilize early to provide relief, working hand in hand with first responders to help neighbors in crisis. Within hours, nonprofits and volunteers are clearing debris, offerin…U.S. Senate · Kentucky Read Article

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