President Trump last week suggested that a second reconciliation bill is not needed this year, but because the national debt is at $38 trillion and growing, policymakers need to act with a sense of ...

Reconciliation 2.0 isn’t needed because the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is unpopular. Recent polling by our organization reveals that it advances the highest priorities of the American public.

SIMI VALLEY, California—Last summer’s $156 billion one-time boost for defense spending through the reconciliation bill is likely “only just the beginning,” the defense secretary said on Saturday. “The ...

President Donald Trump potentially closed the door to another reconciliation bill Tuesday, telling Republican senators at the White House that this summer’s “big beautiful bill” contained “everything” ...

“The appetite for anything reconciliation right now, understandably, is, ‘God, please don’t,’” an energy lobbyist said. Congress’ Republican leaders have handed their members a dream opportunity on a ...

A reconciliation 2.0 blueprint unveiled by the Republican Study Committee on Tuesday morning aims to save $1.6 trillion, but House and Senate GOP leaders are skeptical of the success of passing ...

The adage “if you are in a hole, stop digging” aptly applies to the federal budget outlook. Left unchanged, the current federal budget is projected to see increasing debt and deficits well into the ...

On the heels of President Trump’s massive success enacting the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and as Republicans are touting the its victories at events across their districts, Congress is already ...

Reconciliation 2.0 isn’t needed because it’s easy. In fact, one of the main reasons Congress should draft a second reconciliation bill is that some good policies that may not have been ready for the ...