4 ways Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' could impact your wallet

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President Donald Trump could sign the bill into law by July 4, marking a major achievement for his second term.

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4 ways Trump's 'big beautiful' tax bill could affect your wallet

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The Senate passed President Donald Trump's expansive tax bill. Here's what the "big beautiful bill" could mean for you.

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Trump's plan to scrap taxes on tips and overtime could reshape how millions of Americans get paid

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Trump's proposal to eliminate taxes on overtime and tips could alter the pay structure in America.

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Kamala Harris' economic agenda may now depend on beating Ted Cruz or Rick Scott

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Senate Democrats announced on Thursday that they're about to start spending millions on TV ads in Texas and Florida.

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Illinois is launching a basic income pilot for 400 families in the child welfare system in the hopes of reducing maltreatment

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An Illinois guaranteed basic income program will give cash to 800 families involved in the child welfare system.

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JD Vance tries out a $5,000 expanded child tax credit proposal to secure support from the pro-family crowd

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Sen. JD Vance speaks to a child at a rally in Arizona.

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Don't call them DINKs. Many childfree adults are ALICEs.

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Don't call them DINKs.
More Americans are becoming ALICEs — asset-limited, income-constrained, and employed. They live above the federal poverty line, but struggle to afford basic necessities.

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Support like child tax credits and basic income reduces child abuse, researchers found

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Financial assistance could limit rates of child abuse and neglect, a new study from doctors at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia finds.

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Minnesota's new $1,750 child tax credit could reduce the state's child poverty rate by a third

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A bigger tax break for parents and companies is getting closer to becoming a reality

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Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon in May 2017.

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