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Republicans pushed their massive reconciliation bill through the House Budget Committee late Sunday after striking a deal with GOP hardliners who tanked a vote on the package late last week, complaining that the measure's proposed cuts to Medicaid and other programs were not sufficiently aggressive.

The final vote on Sunday was 17-16, with the four Republicans who voted against the bill on Friday switching their votes to "present," allowing the legislation to clear the committee.

Joe Biden announced over the weekend that he has been diagnosed with an "aggressive form" of prostate cancer, but a physician told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" the former president had almost certainly had the disease for a decade.

His personal office announced Sunday that Biden was examined after experiencing urinary symptoms and was diagnosed with a high-grade, aggressive cancer that had spread to his bones. Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel expressed strong confidence that the former president had been ill for years and quite likely had known long before he announced the diagnosis.

“People hate" Elon Musk — and the GOP is getting the message, according to a Politico report.

“He’s finished, done, gone. He polls terrible. People hate him,” said a GOP operative that Politico granted anonymity. “He’d go to Wisconsin thinking he can buy people’s votes, wear the cheese hat, act like a 9-year-old. ... It doesn’t work. It’s offensive to people.”

Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder jumped into the ratcheting row between President Donald Trump and Brcue Springsteen.

The singer paid tribute to the New Jersey rocker at a Pittsburgh show just hours after the president called Springsteeen “highly overrated,” dumb as a rock” and “a dried out prune.”

President Donald Trump called for investigations of big-name performers who backed Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.

The president unspooled a late-night rant against Bruce Springsteen, Oprah Winfrey, Beyoncé and Bono for their support of the vice president he ultimately defeated in November's election, posting on Truth Social at 1:34 a.m. EST that all four megastars should be investigated for allegedly illegal campaign contributions.

Many Republicans in Congress are uncomfortable with the Trump administration’s proposed overhaul of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and some of them are going public with their concerns.

“FEMA needs to be reformed, but it’s an important instrument in recovery in every disaster I’ve ever seen,” Rep. Tom Cole, chairman of the House Committee on Appropriations, said. “We need to be careful about not throwing the baby out with the bathwater.”

Donald Trump's White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is under fire for an idea one former prosecutor deemed "ridiculous."

Miller, who is said to have received a "direct" message from the Supreme Court in its latest ruling against Trump, recently told reporters that the U.S. Constitution allowed for legal liberties to be halted in times of "rebellion or invasion."

Donald Trump's latest international negotiations aren't going as planned, according to experts.

Trump's recent negotiations in Switzerland resulted in what some saw as a win for the president, because it stopped some of the bleeding in the trade war against China.

A MAGA influencer and Donald Trump appointee is being ridiculed after a self-inflicted wound with his own base.

A Fox Morning Futures interview with Donald Trump FBI appointee Dan Bongino created new problems for the administration after he stated unequivocally that accused pedophile Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide in his jail cell while awaiting trial. That did not sit well with supporters of Trump, many of whom have long believed there is a massive cover-up of pedophilia by the "deep state" and have been frustrated since the president's re-election that the cover-up is still being maintained.