Deadline: Trump told Congress to get the bill passed by July 4, but with a 53-seat majority in the Senate and several holdouts, the vote is expected to come down to the wire. A GOP senator announced his retirement after Trump attacks. The Trump administration notified Harvard of civil rights violations.

While Sen. Susan Collins is among a handful of Republican holdouts, Sen. Angus King, an independent who caucuses with Democrats, has been a vocal opponent of the bill, which would extend tax cuts, slash funding for health insurance and food assistance and roll back clean energy incentives.

The Senate is voting on President Donald Trump’s sweeping bill on tax cuts, Medicaid and border security, after a marathon weekend of caustic debate and political maneuvering.