The Republican-led Budget Committee approved a sweeping proposal to unlock Trump's agenda, sending it to the full House.

A mammoth bill advancing a broad range of President Donald Trump’s policy goals survived a key hurdle on Thursday, putting Republicans closer to their goal of passing a bill by sometime in May. The legislation passed the House Budget Committee on a party-line 21 to 16 vote and is expected to be taken up by the entire chamber for a floor vote later this month.

House and Senate Republicans are barreling toward a showdown on how much extending President Trump's 2017 tax cuts should cost. A group of senators, led by Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.), today threatened to vote against any tax package that doesn't make all of Trump's 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act "permanent.

As President Donald Trump and centabillionaire Elon Musk enact sweeping cuts to federal agencies and mass layoffs of federal workers, some Republican lawmakers from red states are worried about the effects those cuts could have on their constituents.