President Donald Trump hit back on Elon Musk following Musk's rampage against his domestic megabill

A vote on the megabill aimed at advancing President Donald Trump's agenda failed in the House

Most, 58%, now say Trump’s gone too far in cutting federal government programs( up 7 points since

House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn., talks with ABC News’ Jay O’Brien in his Capitol office, July 16, 2025.... But there was another, more immediate problem: Several Republican holdouts were huddled somewhere in the sprawling Capitol complex, refusing to come to the chamber to cast their votes.... And GOP leaders couldn't find them." My attitude is always, we will succeed....

The latest passed the Senate on Tuesday with Vice President JD Vance’s tie-breaking vote. Senate Republicans’ version of the bill differs in key ways from what the House passed in May.... This could force some states to eliminate certain benefits or tighten enrollment, among other alterations. Plus, many enrollees would face more paperwork and verification requirements, which could make it harder for some to apply for and maintain their benefits.... The bill would increase verification require

Ron Johnson speaks to reporters as Republican lawmakers work to pass U.S. President Donald Trump's

House Republicans approved the" One Big Beautiful Bill Act" encompassing President Donald Trump's

Musk has publicly criticized the bill, calling it a" disgusting abomination" and encouraging members of Congress to" kill the bill." Musk's criticism reached a boiling point on Thursday--ending with an explosive spat between the president and the tech billionaire.... Johnson met with Musk repeatedly and would even talk him through legislation by phone.... Musk even addressed a meeting of House Republicans in March. Asked by ABC News if it was a mistake to trust Musk, Johnson dismissed the ques

In addition to that, storms Tuesday snarled travel to Washington.... “ So we still have some more conversations with members.... It is unclear if that will pass. The House took up the bill Tuesday night after a nail-biter vote in the Senate with Vice President JD Vance casting the tiebreaker vote after it split 50-50....

" In its lawsuit, Planned Parenthood wrote that the bill's provision was meant" to categorically prohibit health centers associated with Planned Parenthood from receiving Medicaid reimbursements… in order to punish them for lawful activity, namely advocating for and providing legal abortion access wholly outside the Medicaid program and without using any federal funds." Mentioning that Planned Parenthood branches serve over a million patients using Medicaid each year, the group wrote," losing th