Thanks for clicking on this Web Extra. We didn’t have time to bring you all of Host Jim Niedelman’s conversation with Iowa Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks on 4 the Record. Here w…

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Author: Jim Niedelman,Charlie Roiland

Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., called for a return to pre-pandemic spending and ‘line-by-line’ cuts to get President Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ across the finish line.

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Author: Amy Nelson

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Author: Kaia Hubbard

President Donald Trump faces the challenge of convincing Republican senators, global investors, voters and even Elon Musk that he won’t bury the federal government in debt with his multitrillion-dollar tax breaks package.

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Author: Josh Boak

President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ set to undergo makeover in Senate, with Republicans raising concerns over spending cuts, Medicaid and other House GOP proposals.

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Author: Alex Miller

Conservative provocateur Laura Loomer and Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-Mont.) pushed back on a decision by the White House to pull the nomination of tech entrepreneur Jared Isaacman as NASA administrator. “A…

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Author: The Hill

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) defended the House-passed spending package in an interview that aired Sunday while lauding the bill’s unprecedented cuts.  President Trump has endorsed the legisl…

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Author: Ashleigh Fields

Proposal to limit student loans for ‘professional programs’ risks driving people away from medicine, critics say

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Author: Jessica Glenza

Neither the Republican nor the Democratic Party has consolidated a majority of the public behind its approach, with more than 4 in 10 saying that neither party can get things done or has strong leadership, a new CNN survey conducted by SSRS finds. Despite those widespread doubts, Americans increasingly say they see meaningful differences between the two parties.

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Author: Ariel Edwards-Levy

The provision would force those challenging Trump “to pay up in the form of a posted bond—something many people can’t afford to do. That means only the wealthy will be able to even attempt to challenge the most powerful man in the country.”

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The Trump Administration is caught in a tangle of court decisions dealing with tariff declarations, reversals and pauses. At the same time Congress is trying to pass an overstuffed budget

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Author: Dispatch Argus

Is this what all those economically distressed MAGA folks out there really voted for?

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Author: BostonGlobe.com

Thriving on chaos, the President is attempting to distract attention from his ludicrous domestic agenda

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Author: Janet Daley

Time and time again over the past four months, reality has failed to match Trump’s rhetoric

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Author: Callum Jones

Without Medicaid, Joanna Parker would have a much tougher time holding down a job.

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Author: Tami Luhby

One of the reasons politicians don’t often engage in massive overhauls of the American economy is that it’s very difficult to defend a massive overhaul of the American economy. However good any given plan is, it often produces losers and – even in the best of cases – some short-term pain.

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Author: Aaron Blake

Weakened courts, happy heirs, and work requirements. The House-passed version of Donald Trump’s tax plan takes from poor, gives to rich.

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Author: Tim Dickinson