Lawrence Wilson

The Senate passed the sweeping policy bill after a marathon debate and vote session that started late on June 28. The bill now heads back to the House.

President Donald Trump’s signature policy bill would implement tax cuts, reform Medicaid and food programs, and boost spending for the border and defense.

Differences between House and Senate versions of the bill had threatened to delay full implementation of Trump’s second-term agenda.

Respondents expressed gratitude for freedom and for a day of rest and time with family, and also settled the age-old question about favorite cookout foods.

Respondents overwhelmingly agreed that the Chinese Communist Party leverages the openness of U.S. society to infiltrate institutions and advance its agenda.

Opponents say changes in the GOP megabill will force the closure of hundreds of small hospitals. Proponents say reform is needed to save Medicaid.

The 58-year-old father of three first served the church but could not ignore a calling to public service.

The nonpartisan group that advises Congress revised an earlier estimate after an analysis of the bill’s effect on the economy.

Many Americans are embracing this decades-old practice of assisting one another rather than buying insurance.

Reactions reveal the delicate balance needed to get the critical legislation approved by both houses.

The Senate passed the sweeping policy bill after a marathon debate and vote session that started late on June 28. The bill now heads back to the House.

President Donald Trump’s signature policy bill would implement tax cuts, reform Medicaid and food programs, and boost spending for the border and defense.

Differences between House and Senate versions of the bill had threatened to delay full implementation of Trump’s second-term agenda.

Respondents expressed gratitude for freedom and for a day of rest and time with family, and also settled the age-old question about favorite cookout foods.

Respondents overwhelmingly agreed that the Chinese Communist Party leverages the openness of U.S. society to infiltrate institutions and advance its agenda.

Opponents say changes in the GOP megabill will force the closure of hundreds of small hospitals. Proponents say reform is needed to save Medicaid.

The 58-year-old father of three first served the church but could not ignore a calling to public service.

The nonpartisan group that advises Congress revised an earlier estimate after an analysis of the bill’s effect on the economy.

Many Americans are embracing this decades-old practice of assisting one another rather than buying insurance.

Reactions reveal the delicate balance needed to get the critical legislation approved by both houses.