Republican plan could siphon $880 billion from Medicaid to help fund tax cuts
Some in the GOP, including the president, oppose slashing Medicaid. But with cuts to Social Security and Medicare already ruled out, some argue that cuts to Medicaid may be necessary, given the spending cuts and tax cuts in the budget proposal passed by the House last week.
Steve Mnuchin became one of Donald Trump’s earliest supporters when the real estate mogul and reality TV star initially ...
House and Senate Republicans unveiled identical bills Thursday that they said would amount to Iowa's biggest property tax ...
Businesses like Chicago's Momentum Coffee recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with members of Congress over tax ...
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act reduced taxes for millions of Americans. Who benefited most? We'll look at tax liabilities, before ...
The Utah legislature has proposed legislation that includes some of the same tax reductions Gov. Spencer Cox asked for in his ...
The first speech of Trump’s second term in office, while not officially a State of the Union address, is a chance for the ...
A February poll asks if voters would rather see the state invest money in roads or bridges or spend a similar amount on ...
Iowa's corporate income tax revenue declined $242 million from 2022 to 2024. Would cutting research and jobs tax credits help ...
House Republicans and Democrats introduce competing roads plans as Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer again calls for a long-term ...
Idaho senators signed off on a $253 million income tax cut Tuesday in the face of falling state tax collections.
Steve Bannon said during a Thursday episode of his War Room podcast that corporations "gamed the system" under President Donald Trump's tax cuts during his first administration, which Trump has ...
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