Trump ordered an investigation of his predecessor, Joe Biden, for alleged ‘cognitive decline’ and use of an autopen to sign official documents.

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Author: Bart Jansen

White House officials say Trump is committed to passing legislation despite vocal opposition from his billionaire donor. Key US politics stories from Wednesday at a glance.

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Author: Guardian staff reporter

Biden had defeated Trump in 2020 elections, but dropped out of the 2024 race after his debate

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Author: Guardian staff reporter

Friday was Musk’s last day at the White House.

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Author: Sara Dorn

House Speaker Mike Johnson spoke as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) threatened to vote against the package because of the moratorium.

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Author: Anthony Adragna,Meredith Lee Hill

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office on Wednesday released a revised estimate of the cost of President Donald Trump’s tax-cut bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, concluding it will add $2.4 trillion to the federal government’s $36.2 trillion debt.

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Author: Richard Cowan

The top GOP leaders played damage control Monday as the DOGE chief continues his campaign against the legislation.

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Author: Jordain Carney,Meredith Lee Hill

Some are eyeing changes to the House-passed plan to impose new taxes on foreign investors from countries with “discriminatory” taxes of their own.

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Author: Burgess Everett,Eleanor Mueller

Republican leader says Trump is ‘not delighted’ after Musk called president’s key legislation a ‘disgusting abomination’

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Author: Gustaf Kilander

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Author: Andrew Feinberg

The Tesla CEO says he’s angry about America’s ballooning debt. White House sources say it’s personal.

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Author: Issie Lapowsky

Few other places in the US will see the effects of funding cuts felt more than in Appalachian communities

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Author: Stephen Starr

Musk’s criticism underscores the divide among conservatives over the bill, which could ramp up US debt.

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Author: Al Jazeera Staff

Like Musk, MTG has criticized the bill she voted for over provisions preempting state regulation of Artificial Intelligence

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Author: Andrew Feinberg

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Author: Rhian Taylor

Billionaire and Kentucky Senator unite to denounce divisive legislation as ‘huge mistake’

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Author: Joe Sommerlad

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Author: Joe Sommerlad

Musk’s outburst may embolden some Republican senators to reject Trump’s ‘one big, beautiful bill’ – key US politics stories from Tuesday at a glance

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Author: Guardian staff reporter