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'One Big Beautiful Bill' boosts highest earners most, Congressional Budget Office says
The Congressional Budget Office says highest earners will benefit most from the so-called "One Big Beautiful Bill." Here's how and by how much.
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How will One Big Beautiful Bill Act affect Medicaid and SNAP? It depends who you ask
Republicans representing Texas in Congress say proposed reforms to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program are necessary to reduce “waste, fraud and abuse” of the safety net program
Worcester Telegram on MSN11h
What’s in the Big Beautiful Bill? Here are four provisions that Warren called “sneaky”
Here's what to know about some additions to the Big Beautiful Bill that Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren called "sneaky" and "dangerous."
The Daily Signal6h
2 Republican Rebuttals to Democrat Attacks on ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Resonate With Americans, Poll Finds
Republican arguments responding to Democrat attacks on the One Big Beautiful Bill resonate with Americans, a new poll finds.
KFF Health News on MSN10h
‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Would Batter Rural Hospital Finances, Researchers Say
Cuts to Medicaid and other federal health programs proposed in President Donald Trump’s budget plan would rapidly push more than 300 financially struggling rural hospitals toward a fiscal cliff, according to researchers who track the facilities’ finances.
Passing Big Beautiful Bill Would Mean ‘Effectively Dismantling’ Obamacare, Gutting Inflation Reduction Act
Neither party is eager to talk about the impact of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” in this way — Democrats prefer to focus on the effect the bill will have on Americans, while Republicans have downplayed the ways in which the legislation will upend the status quo.
Benzinga - Video on MSN12h
Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Pulls $1,600 From Poorest, Adds $12,000 For Richest Annually, Shows CBO Analysis
Donald Trump’s "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" will slash the household resources of the poorest Americans by about $1,600 while boosting the wealthiest households by roughly $12,000, the Congressional Budget Office said in a distributional analysis released Thursday.
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