The president has announced a deal with most of the House Republicans who derailed a procedural vote on a package of legislation.

WASHINGTON — The Senate has passed about $9 billion in federal spending cuts requested by President Donald Trump, including deep reductions to public broadcasting and foreign aid, moving forward on one of the president’s top priorities despite concerns from several Republican senators.

With an eye on the 2026 midterms, Donald Trump is making moves in a bid to make sure he won't have to deal with a Senate with a Democratic majority afterward. According to a report from Politico's Jake Traylor,

The rhetoric marks a dramatic escalation for the Republican president, who has broken with some of his most loyal backers on issues in the past, but never with such fervor.

A dozen House Republicans bucked Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson to prevent the legislation from advancing on the floor -- joining the entire Democratic caucus -- and, at least temporarily, freezing activity in the House. The final tally was 196-223.

President Donald Trump says a deal has been made with almost all the Republican House members who sank a procedural vote on his cryptocurrency bills Tuesday.

Swing-district Republicans could benefit from supporting the ACA's premium tax credits, a memo from a GOP pollster found.

Congressional Republicans are launching into their next big legislative fight – this time over DOGE spending cuts for foreign aid and public broadcasting – that risks the wrath of President Donald Trump if they fail.