The GOP tax bill is deeply unpopular, but Republicans still have an opportunity to influence public perception because many Americans know little about it.

For months, more than a dozen Hill Republicans have been sounding the alarm about the steep Medicaid cuts in President Donald Trump’s sprawling agenda package, which is now just hours away from becoming law.

The political battle over Trump's Big, Beautiful Bill hits the campaign trail, as candidates for an open Senate seat in battleground New Hampshire trade fire over the measure.

The sweeping tax-and-spending package now heads to President Donald Trump's desk a day before his July 4 deadline.

The president wins over sparring factions within his own party to get the bill passed after months of wrangling.

The GOP megabill has new tax breaks aimed at low- and moderate-income households, and spending cuts that could make it harder for some to receive public assistance or hold onto health insurance.

Democrats view the Trump bill's cuts to Medicaid and food assistance as ready ammunition for their future campaign.

US Congress has voted to approve Donald Trump's signature tax and spending bill, in a major win for the President. Two Republican House Representatives voted against the bill.

At nearly 900 pages, the legislation is a sprawling collection of tax breaks, spending cuts, and other Republican priorities, including new money for national defense and deportations.

Nonpartisan analysts say the wealthiest Americans would see the biggest benefits from the bill, while lower-income people would effectively see their incomes drop.