President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” is shrinking as the parliamentarian has ruled that a growing list of provisions violate the chamber’s rules.

Senate Commerce Chair Ted Cruz (R-Texas) rewrote a House-passed AI moratorium to try to comply with the chamber’s budgetary rules. His version made upholding the moratorium a condition for receiving billions in federal broadband expansion funds. Both parties made their arguments before the parliamentarian Thursday.

The Senate parliamentarian has rejected several controversial provisions in the GOP’s tax and spending package over the past few days. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) aims to have the “big,

Republicans in the House and Senate are struggling to agree on key parts of Trump’s tax bill, including tax cuts, immigration enforcement and climate change policies.

The proposal to force states to take on billions in federal food benefit costs is back in the Senate GOP's version of the tax package.