The United States is the only industrialized nation in the world with no paid family leave plan.

The Democrats’ proposal would invest in climate, health care, and human infrastructure.

A new poll found 66% of registered voters support the bipartisan infrastructure framework.

AFSCME Local 2592 President Georgiann Hunsicker said her members now need Congress to pass child care funding.

Republicans have cited a Tax Policy Center study that doesn’t support their claims.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell called proposed funding ‘unrelated tax hikes, wasteful spending, and Green New Deal socialism.’

The president plans to pass a bipartisan infrastructure deal and to enact other priorities separately using budget reconciliation.

Some Senate Democrats say the omissions must be covered in other legislation.

Rep. James Comer voted for President Donald Trump’s tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans.

Democrats in Congress are reportedly willing to agree to a smaller version of Biden’s American Jobs Plan now if they can pass their other spending priorities through reconciliation soon after.

Rep. Kevin Brady says a higher capital gains tax rate for the very rich would stop economic growth.

Three-quarters of Republican voters in Senate battleground states want paid leave and want it now.

The very wealthy got most of the benefits under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.

The Senate parliamentarian reportedly just changed her mind about the need for supermajority to pass bills.

The self-proclaimed ‘workers’ party’ is looking out for those earning $400,000 and up.

Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa doesn’t want the IRS to have the tools to crack down on rich tax evaders.

President Joe Biden’s expanded child tax credits will begin helping 39 million families in July.

Most Americans want to fund federal investment plans by taxing the rich and corporations.

Republican attacks on President Joe Biden’s latest popular plan don’t have much ground to stand on.

Republicans are against nearly everything President Joe Biden deems needed.

The president will lay out his $1.8 trillion proposal, which includes universal preschool, two years of free community college, and monthly $250 payments for parents.

They also really like his forthcoming $1.8 trillion American Families Plan.