David Lerman

3 days ago | mahoningmatters.com | Aidan Quigley |Caitlin Reilly |David Lerman

WASHINGTON - Republican leaders are stepping on the gas to get the giant budget reconciliation package to President Donald Trump's desk after a renewed push by the president for his Capitol Hill allies to meet his July 4 deadline. But from tax provisions to Medicaid changes, roadblocks remain in meeting that aggressive timetable, which is more symbolic than tied to any legislative deadline, though the debt ceiling likely needs to be raised by the end of July.

3 days ago | rollcall.com | Aidan Quigley |Caitlin Reilly |David Lerman

Republican leaders are stepping on the gas to get the giant budget reconciliation package to President Donald Trump’s desk after a renewed push by the president for his Capitol Hill allies to meet his July 4 deadline. But from tax provisions to Medicaid changes, roadblocks remain in meeting that aggressive timetable, which is more symbolic than tied to any legislative deadline, though the debt ceiling likely needs to be raised by the end of July.

3 days ago | dailygazette.com | Aidan Quigley |Caitlin Reilly |David Lerman

WASHINGTON — Republican leaders are stepping on the gas to get the giant budget reconciliation package to President Donald Trump’s desk after a renewed push by the president for his Capitol Hill allies to meet his July 4 deadline. But from tax provisions to Medicaid changes, roadblocks remain in meeting that aggressive timetable, which is more symbolic than tied to any legislative deadline, though the debt ceiling likely needs to be raised by the end of July.

3 days ago | dailyitem.com | Aidan Quigley |Caitlin Reilly |David Lerman

WASHINGTON — Republican leaders are stepping on the gas to get the giant budget reconciliation package to President Donald Trump’s desk after a renewed push by the president for his Capitol Hill allies to meet his July 4 deadline. But from tax provisions to Medicaid changes, roadblocks remain in meeting that aggressive timetable, which is more symbolic than tied to any legislative deadline, though the debt ceiling likely needs to be raised by the end of July.

2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | David Lerman

WASHINGTON - Former Missouri Rep. Billy Long won confirmation Thursday to be the next commissioner of the IRS, leading an agency that will play a key role in administering new tax breaks if Congress passes the "big, beautiful" reconciliation package. Included in that package could be tax exemptions for tips and overtime, a top priority of President Donald Trump, along with an extension of the 2017 tax cuts. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.