Republicans, meanwhile, fear the political repercussions of massive entitlement cuts as Americans sour on the economy.

No sooner had Senate Republicans voted to begin work on $340 billion budget bill focused on funding the White House's mass deportations and border security agenda than President Donald Trump threw it into turmoil.

Republicans on Capitol Hill are sounding alarm in private over how tech billionaire Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency task force will impact their own states as its purge continues to target more and more federal workers across dozens of government departments,

The Hill’s Alexander Bolton reports that Capitol Hill Republicans are divided over tech billionaire Elon Musk being the face of President Trump’s major purge of the federal government. What they’re concerned about: “Several GOP senators worry that having an unelected billionaire crow about slashing federal jobs,

President Donald Trump's "drastic" funding cuts, as one GOP senator put it, are facing opposition from some Republicans on Capitol Hill now that the cuts pose a threat to their co

The longtime GOP leader said he plans to get work done on Capitol Hill before officially passing the torch in 2027.

So far, the results of the legislative derby have been excellent for Trump: Both chambers have now approved fiscal blueprints for enacting border security, energy, defense and tax legislation, with Trump on Tuesday pushing the House version over the line with a few well-placed calls to Republican holdouts.

Americans for Prosperity (AFP) may be in the doghouse with President Trump, but it is increasing its footprint on Capitol Hill as it advocates for its top priority this year: extension of the

When DOGE was first announced, GOP lawmakers expected to be at the forefront. One month into Trump's presidency, they're largely in the backseat.

Fox News Digital got a detailed account of how President Donald Trump helped House Republicans get their reconciliation bill over the line this week.

Republicans, meanwhile, fear the political repercussions of massive entitlement cuts as Americans sour on the economy.

Speaker Mike Johnson pulled off a stunning turnaround Tuesday night to rescue a critical vote to advance President Donald Trump’s agenda that had seemed doomed just minutes earlier.