Taxpayers will see a number of new credits and deductions when they file their taxes in 2026. Here’s when other “big beautiful” bill provisions go into effect.

The Big Weekend Show’ hits the streets of New York City to weigh public opinion on several provisions in the ‘big, beautiful bill.’

The sweeping and controversial One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) fulfills many of Donald J. Trump's 2024 campaign promises: it makes his first-term tax cuts permanent, includes a handful of family-friendly tax breaks, and introduces relief for tipped and overtime pay.

But now, changes under the Big Beautiful Bill would cap loans at $200 thousand maximum for medical students. It could be a problem, because according to the Education Data Initiative, the average total cost of medical school is more than $238,000.

Bipartisan efforts led by Senator Josh Hawley and former Rep. Cori Bush resulted in expanded radiation compensation for Americans exposed to nuclear waste in Missouri and other states.

A lesser-known provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill passed earlier this month is the so-called $1,000 Trump Accounts for newborns. Axios reported that the provision was first floated by venture capitalist Brad Gerstner 18 months ago.

The tax and spending package includes $66.4 billion in new money for programs assisting farmers, strengthening the safety net if there is significant volatility in crop prices and revenues.