The CBO has estimated at least 15 million people would lose health care coverage due to the bill’s cuts to Medicaid.

Despite a brief market scare, the richest 10 Americans got $365 billion richer over the past year, according to a new analysis from Oxfam.

The tax provisions of the House Republican reconciliation bill double down on the failures of the 2017 tax law, which was skewed in favor of the richest people in the country, further eroded the nation’s revenue base,

The recently passed House Republican tax and spending package, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” reveals a stark disparity in who stands to gain from its provisions. Analysis from multiple economic experts shows the legislation overwhelmingly benefits America’s wealthiest households while potentially harming those with the lowest incomes.

How Trump's tax bill could impact Americans' finances, and the one group that thinks they'll lose out the most.

The sprawling tax and spending bill before the House of Representatives would cut more than $200 billion from food assistance, potentially affecting 4 million children and 7 million adults, while providing an estate tax cut costing roughly the same amount to a few thousand people who will leave behind more than $7 million to their heirs.

The Netherlands is admired for its progressive policies, but wealth inequality persists. Why haven’t taxes closed the gap? This video explores the Dutch economy’s lessons on the limits of taxation.

M. President: This so-called reconciliation bill, President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” that the Republicans are rushing through the House right now is a rather extraordinary piece of legislation. In many respects, given the crises facing our country, this legislation does exactly the opposite of what should be done.

American homeowners possess forty times more wealth than renters, creating a profound economic divide. The $390,000 gap reflects systemic advantages that help property owners build financial security while renters struggle to catch up.