Tax Bill

Most people don't find the idea there's a "deep state" credible. But too many overlook the problem caused by the permanent government of Washington bureaucracy.

The tax reform bill, which passed into law last year, may cost nonprofits tens of thousands of dollars.

The move could save Oklahoma $120 million a year.

"This is politics of fascism," one protester can be heard shouting at Steven Mnuchin, before being led away by police.

"A secretary at a public high school in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, said she was pleasantly surprised her pay went up $1.50 a week she said [that] will more than cover her Costco membership for the year," Ryan tweeted.

Just two percent of U.S. adults say they received a raise or bonus due to the Republican tax bill, according to a new poll.

The retail giant's CEO is thanking tax reform for "the opportunity to be more competitive globally."

Speaking to first responders at a firehouse in West Palm Beach Florida, the president bragged he had signed more laws than Harry Truman.

President Trump told wealthy dinner guests at Mar-a-Lago, "You all just got a lot richer," after he signed the GOP tax bill into law on Friday.

Ann Coulter says that Trump's views on immigration are the best way to rally support for the Republican party, not the tax bill.

"The American people want to see the Congress work together," Pence said.

The Vermont senator tells Trump to "keep your promise" not to slash entitlements, which he warns the GOP will gut next.

AT&T, recently blocked by the Trump administration in an attempted merger with Time Warner, is celebrating the passage of the Republican tax bill.

The bill includes a brief provision that will cost victims of sexual harassment or sexual abuse money.

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is on the verge of being opened to oil drilling.

The House is poised to send the legislation to the president on Wednesday.

Trish Regan's anger over the GOP tax plan prompted her to suggest that Trump was adding to the swamp he promised to drain.

Critics say the president is pickpocketing everyday Americans to benefit a handful of wealthy business moguls.

Republican members of Congress are gunning to limit taxpayers' ability to write off losses from wildfires and other natural disasters.

The Senate approved a nearly 500-page long Republican tax bill, which proposed the most dramatic and significant changes to the U.S. economy in decades, with hardly any discussion.

Senate Democrats are warning constituents that the newly passed Republican tax overhaul could lead to significant cuts to entitlement programs.

A GOP aide confirmed on Monday that Senate Republicans have scrapped a clause in their tax plan that would allow families to open savings accounts for unborn children.

There's a smash-and-grab underway in broad daylight, and it's not at the Quikmart in Ferguson or Tom's Liquor at Normandie and Florence in L.A. It's in Washington.

GOP leaders try to rush through complicated tax code changes, inspiring a special-interest bacchanal the likes of which Washington has never seen.

The second hundred days are likely to produce more evidence that Trump's is a learning Presidency.