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Washington—Tomorrow, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit V. Pai will reportedly announce the repeal of a 2015 Obama-era rule regulating broadband internet service providers as public utilities under Title II of the Communications Act of 1934. This misguided 2015 Open Internet Order applied 1930s-era regulations designed for telephone companies to 21st century internet service providers in a gross overreach of federal authority. Tomorrow’s Restoring Internet Freedom Order will help free...

Washington—Today, the Senate is expected to begin vote-a-rama on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R. 1). Throughout the week, numerous proposals have been floated to erode pro-growth elements of the tax reform proposal that passed out of the Senate Finance Committee. Heritage Action released the following statement from Vice President Dan Holler: Senate Republicans are on the verge of passing historic tax reform and must resist the urge to...

Multiple key votes are possible throughout the amendment process. Because the rules governing the Senate’s budget consideration are complex, amendment votes often occur without notice. As a result, Heritage Action may not release key votes in advance during the vote-a-rama. Follow Heritage Action on Twitter throughout the debate to get information on pending amendments. Heritage Action supports Toomey-Cruz #1690 to make the underlying bill’s endowment tax applicable only to colleges...

Later today, the House will vote on an $81 billion disaster recovery package (H.R. 4667) intended to help recovery efforts stemming from hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria, and Nate, and immediate relief for those fighting wildfires across California and other western states.

This week, the House and Senate will vote on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R. 1), the most significant tax reform and tax cut legislative initiative since the 1986 tax reform package passed under President Ronald Reagan. The bill would make sweeping changes to the individual and corporate codes, and eliminate Obamacare’s individual mandate penalty.

This week, the House and Senate will vote on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R. 1), the most significant tax reform and tax cut legislative initiative since the 1986 tax reform package passed under President Ronald Reagan. The bill would make sweeping changes to the individual and corporate codes, and eliminate Obamacare’s individual mandate penalty.

Today, the Senate will vote on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R. 1), the most significant tax reform and tax cut legislative initiative since the 1986 tax reform package passed under President Ronald Reagan. The bill would make sweeping changes to the individual and corporate codes, and eliminate Obamacare’s individual mandate penalty.

The Senate could vote on an amendment (#1725) offered by Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R. 1) that expands higher education savings plans to include K-12 private school tuition and homeschool expenses. This amendment would help expand school choice by allowing families to use 529 account funds to help pay for private elementary and secondary education, including homeschooling.

Heritage Action supports the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and will include it as a key vote on our legislative scorecard.

Washington—This morning, the Senate passed its version of a sweeping overhaul of our nation’s tax code, moving America one step closer to achieving major reform for the first time in more than three decades. While the proposal changed in some notable ways over the past week, it retained important key elements from the Senate Finance Committee draft that Heritage Action strongly supported and as a result will be included on...