House Republicans on the Energy and Commerce Committee this week unveiled a plan to cut more than $880 billion to pay for a significant portion of President Trump’s domestic agenda. After

Medicaid work requirements are a sticking point with fiscal hawks, three of whom sit on the Budget Committee, as they think they should go into effect sooner than 2029.

A surprise holdout by ultraconservative members of the House Budget Committee Thursday forced Speaker Mike Johnson to entertain significant changes to the GOP’s sweeping domestic policy bill.

President Donald Trump’s agenda has been thrown into chaos after a group of GOP hardliners blocked the bill in a key committee vote on Friday – dealing a major embarrassment to House Republican leaders and Trump himself.

Republican Speaker Mike Johnson is trying to hold key factions of his party together as the House looks to advance President Trump's budget ahead of the Memorial Day recess. The proposed bill includes cuts to Medicaid and food stamps as part of GOP lawmakers' plans to find more than $800 billion to help pay for tax cuts.