The White House launched a website that can calculate savings from the Trump-backed "big beautiful bill" as it works through the Senate, Fox Digital exclusively learned.

Elon Musk’s 36-word social media missile directed at the cornerstone of President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda marked the latest, if most visceral, example of a growing problem for the White House.

White House defends One Big Beautiful Bill, emphasizing Medicaid reform and work requirements for able-bodied adults.

White House says the CBO’s analysis is wrong because it assumes that Republicans in Congress will fail to extend Trump’s 2017 tax cuts.

The president's budget proposal sits with the Senate, but whether it'll listen to the CBO's findings remains to be seen.

The 56-year-old CEO of Citadel, who is worth $42 billion according to Forbes, warned on Thursday that if the bill passes, the country will “unquestionably add several trillion dollars” to the US

Elon Musk appeared to jokingly reconsider his stance on the Big Beautiful Bill after a California Democrat came to his defense.

U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy joined Republican senators for a White House meeting where President Donald Trump hoped to shore up support for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

“There are no plans for that today," Wiles told NBC News when asked about reporting by Politico that White House aides scheduled a call Friday with the billionaire Tesla CEO to try to patch things up between the two men. Trump is "not interested" in a call, a senior White House official told NBC News.