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Michigan's congressional delegation braces for 'big beautiful bill' battle
Back in Michigan, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer took the unusual step of publicly urging Michigan's delegation to vote no, saying the bill would cost thousands of jobs, increase hunger and kick 120,000 Michiganians off their Healthy Michigan healthcare plans due to the expiration of the federal Affordable Care Act's enhanced premium tax credits.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was among the Michigan Democrats who criticized the Senate's passage of Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill ...
Recent edits have thrown into question whether every member of the House's slim GOP majority will be willing to get on board, ...
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Michigan leaders split on Senate GOP's passage of President Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill'MICHIGAN — Lawmakers within the Senate GOP on Tuesday approved President Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill," with Vice President ...
In Lansing and Detroit, the billboards feature the face of billionaire Jeff Bezos and target specific Michigan Republican ...
Polling taken across the past month shows that Americans largely disapprove of the "One Big Beautiful Bill" – but are more ...
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West MI representatives travel to DC for 'final' House vote on 'One Big, Beautiful Bill'A crucial, and potentially final, congressional decision on President Trump's "One Big, Beautiful Bill" is expected to take ...
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