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A group of Republican lawmakers aims to balance the federal budget and slash government spending by targeting programs like Social Security -- and some seniors could see a major reduction in lifetime...

If enacted into law, these proposals would be the biggest changes to Social Security and Medicare in years.

A new GOP budget scheme would force the next generation to work longer and guarantee them an unlivable planet.

A group of Republican lawmakers aims to balance the federal budget and slash government spending by targeting programs like Social Security -- and some seniors could see a major reduction in lifetime...

The House Republican Study Committee released a 2024 budget plan Wednesday that would slash federal spending by $16.3 trillion and cut taxes by $5.1 trillion over a decade, while balancing the budget in seven years. The model budget from the largest Republican caucus, which includes about 75% of all GOP House members, would also gradually raise the retirement age for Social Security to 69, introduce market competition in Medicare, turn Medicaid funding into state-level blocks grants, and build a

A group of Republican lawmakers aims to balance the federal budget and slash government spending by targeting programs like Social Security -- and some seniors could see a major reduction in lifetime...

Im angry because the United States is falling into an abyss and the only ideas coming from the right are fantasies -- unworkable and unable to gain a majority.

The Republican Study Committee (RSC), the largest conservative caucus in the House, put a heavy focus on opposing “woke” policies in its annual model federal budget, while proposing $16.3 trillion in spending cuts over a decade. The model budget for fiscal 2024, first shared with The Hill, includes policies that oppose gender-affirming health care for…

After securing key reductions in federal non-defense spending, Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne (TX-24) voted for the Limit, Save, Grow Act – the single largest deficit reduction bill in U.S. history – and issued the following statement:“For two years, Democrats failed to listen to non-partisan economists who warned of the consequences of reckless partisan spending. Ultimately,

House Budget Chairman Jodey C. Arrington said Congress needs to lift the debt ceiling and impose fiscal controls “immediately".