The new spending bill expected to pass may grant President Trump more control over federal spending, enabling unilateral decisions without congressional input, raising concerns among Democrats regarding the implications for federal agencies.

The article discusses proposed budget cuts by House Republicans that may jeopardize Medicaid, a vital program for millions of Americans, with potential negative implications for the economy and poverty alleviation.

The article explains how the House Republican leadership plans to use the reconciliation process to pass parts of Trump's agenda without Democratic input, detailing the procedural steps and implications of the budget resolution.

The article discusses the challenges House Republicans face in making cuts to Medicaid spending required by a budget resolution, emphasizing the limited options available under the budget reconciliation special process.

The House Republicans successfully advanced President Trump's tax cut plan with a narrow vote of 217-215, despite opposition from Democrats and some hesitant Republicans, as part of a larger agenda set for 2025.