House and Senate Republicans spent Thursday at each other’s throats over President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.” The sparring between the two chambers reached a point where members were openly scoffing at the GOP’s self-imposed July 4 deadline for passing the bill.

Here's what to know about some additions to the Big Beautiful Bill that Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren called "sneaky" and "dangerous."

The bill has already passed in the House and is now facing pushback in the Senate, where one Minnesota senator is celebrating what she called a "big win" against the president's plan.

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.

Paul pledged to vote against the "big beautiful bill" over concerns it is fiscally irresponsible and would raise the national debt.

Donald Trump’s "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" will slash the household resources of the poorest Americans by about $1,600 while boosting the wealthiest households by roughly $12,000, the Congressional Budget Office said in a distributional analysis released Thursday.