But over the past week, Elizabeth MacDonough, the quietly powerful Senate parliamentarian, may have had more influence over Donald Trump’s legislative agenda than anyone else in Washington. After meeting with Republicans and Democrats behind closed doors,

President Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" has been watered down in the Senate, with key provisions that are vital to the White House's agenda stripped out of the legislation. One of the most significant components removed from the House version was a measure aimed at reining in federal judges,

Provisions related to food aid and the consumer-protection agency are set to get dropped from the final bill after “Byrd bath.”