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Republicans’ “big, beautiful bill” appears on a glidepath to passing the House this morning after GOP leaders rolled out a slew of eleventh-hour changes to appease holdouts from across their conference’s competing factions.

Amid a growing distrust of vaccines and the medical community, there’s also been a growing divide in the Make America Healthy Again initiative.

The pieces could finally be falling into place for Speaker Mike Johnson to pass his “big, beautiful bill” as soon as today.

Major Obamacare insurer Oscar Health is warning Congress and the Trump administration of the political ramifications of moving forward with policy changes that would weaken the Affordable Care Act.

House Republican leaders are bringing in their biggest gun today as they race to pacify critics and pass their “big, beautiful bill” in the coming days.

The Trump administration has until Thursday to submit its response to a lawsuit brought forth by several organizations against the Labor Department’s cuts to the Bureau of International Labor Affairs.

Lawmakers gave the go-ahead to Republicans’ tax and spending package late Sunday night, paving the way for $300 billion in cuts to the nation’s largest anti-hunger program.

The report, to be released Thursday, is expected to identify the key drivers of chronic childhood illness, such as asthma and autoimmune diseases, in the U.S.

GOP fiscal hawks let their party’s tax and spending package advance toward a floor vote. But they’re threatening to tank President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” if they don’t see even more spending cuts and conservative policy changes.

A surprise holdout by ultraconservative members of the House Budget Committee Thursday forced Speaker Mike Johnson to entertain significant changes to the GOP’s sweeping domestic policy bill.