Republicans in the U.S. Congress turned in earnest on Monday to their biggest challenge of Donald Trump's presidency: trying to bridge internal divisions over proposed cuts to Medicaid and popular green energy initiatives to pay for a landmark tax-cut bill they hope to enact by July 4.

Republicans in the U.S. Congress turn in earnest this week to their biggest challenge of Donald Trump's presidency: trying to bridge internal divisions over proposed cuts to Medicaid and popular green energy initiatives to pay for a landmark tax-cut bill they hope to enact by June.

Republicans‘ ambitious time frame to pass President Donald Trump‘s major tax and domestic policy bill by Memorial Day has been extended to July 4 after meetings on Monday. Senate leaders and White House officials are aiming for a summer vote on a massive bill codifying much of President Donald Trump’s agenda.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) admitted he has a “great fear” that President Donald Trump could “cave” to Russian President Vladimir Putin over the ongoing war in Ukraine. “My great fear,

Sen. Chuck Schumer dodged on whether Democratic lawmakers would prioritize impeaching President Donald Trump should they win back control of Congress.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) has stopped short of promising to pursue articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump if Democrats regain the majority in Congress — an idea rapidly gaining support on the Left.