John Bresnahan

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is charting a four-week sprint to pass a reconciliation bill.

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Senate Majority Leader John Thune is diving into a contentious fight over the Senate’s institutional prerogatives.

The House Budget Committee approved the Republicans’ reconciliation bill late Sunday night, with a quartet of conservative hardliners voting “present.”

A bipartisan group of House members are privately working together to craft a bill that could ban congressional stock-trading.

House Republicans have a new, patriotic deadline for their bill enacting Trump’s domestic legislative agenda: the Fourth of July.

House GOP leaders tentatively plan to vote on President Trump’s rescission package in early May 5, according to multiple people familiar with the issue.

The House Republican leadership has privately warned rank-and-file GOP lawmakers to refrain from publicly drawing red lines over Medicaid cuts.

A dozen House Republicans are warning GOP leaders that they won’t back a reconciliation package that includes massive cuts to Medicaid.

Speaker Johnson, Senate Majority Leader Thune and Republican committee chairs will meet Tuesday to begin talks on melding their budget resolutions.