In a reversal of recent climate policy, the bill rolls back several clean energy tax credits that were part of President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act. This includes the elimination of credits for solar and wind energy development, as well as the early sunset of the electric vehicle tax credit, now set to expire in 2025 instead of 2032.

One of the chief grievances that congressional Democrats have had against the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is the new work requirements that it imposes on Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition

Rep. Mark Amodei, a Republican, called President Trump's budget bill a balancing act that reins in excessive Medicaid spending.