| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| The Hill News | THUNE, TRUMP, SENATE CONSERVATIVES REACH DEAL TO SET ASIDE BUDGET, SAVE AMERICA ACT IMPASSE | 1 hr ago |
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, President Trump, and a group of Senate conservatives struck a deal on Friday night to shelve a vote on the current budget resolution and postpone most of the SAVE America Act until after the August recess. The agreement ends a weeks‑long split among Republican senators over the fiscal agenda.
According to The Hill News, the deal was brokered between Thune, Trump and conservative senators such as Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, who had been at the center of the dispute. The pact moves the budget resolution and key provisions of the SAVE America Act to a later session, allowing the Senate to avoid a procedural impasse. The move follows a series of negotiations that highlighted divisions within the GOP over how to manage the budget process.
The budget resolution and SAVE America Act have been pivotal in shaping fiscal policy, and the delay could shift priorities for the remainder of the congressional term.