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What's the Big Beautiful Bill? When does no tax on tips, overtime, Social Security start?

Following a 17 hour-long meeting last week, the Ways and Means Committee did advance their bill that would permanently extend Trump's 2017 tax cuts.

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What's in Trump's 'big beautiful bill?' Details on tax cuts, social security, Medicaid

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Budget bill passes the House. What to know about Medicaid cuts and tax exemptions

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The latest on Donald Trump’s presidency

Trump is doubling down on his trade war, threatening a 50% tariff on goods from the European Union and a 25% levy on Apple and other smartphone makers if they don’t move production to the US.

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Inside Trump's "big, beautiful bill"

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Will Social Security stop being taxed? Here's what's in Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill'

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Social Security’s SNAP Expansion — How It Can Benefit Retirees

While you're in the midst of doom-scrolling or avoiding breaking news banners, it's only natural to feel a bit of economic anxiety, as the country and its current trajectory feel uncertain.

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SNAP Benefit Expansion Approved for Hurricane Helene States

Her focus is reporting on Social Security, other government benefits ... Languages: English. SNAP benefits are being expanded in three states following Hurricane Helene. The U.S. Department ...

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Social Security

The first monthly batch of Social Security benefits are paid later this May than in any other month this year due to a quirk in the 2025 calendar. U.S. tariff revenue hit a record $16.3 billion in ...

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Social Security requirements changing April 1

Changes are in store for millions of current and future Social Security recipients. Starting April 1, all new Social Security applicants, as well as current beneficiaries wanting to make changes ...

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Government shutdown looms. Will it affect weather alerts? Social Security? SNAP? Student loans?

the Social Security Administration announced in February it would be reducing its size by 12%. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP, would continue as long as it ...