Sen. Ron Johnson is breaking with President Donald Trump over a major spending bill, citing concerns about national debt and proposing alternative solutions.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) says the sweeping bill to enact President Trump’s agenda needs to be overhauled and won’t get through the Senate by Trump’s July 4 deadline. “It won’t happen,” Johnson, who has harshly criticized the bill for adding trillions of dollars to the federal debt,

Sen. Ron Johnson, a Republican from Wisconsin, indicated that he does not want to run for another Senate term, but he didn't rule the prospect out.

Ron Johnson is gearing up to push for far deeper spending cuts as the Senate takes up President Donald Trump's sweeping domestic policy package, which the House narrowly passed Thursday. The spending cuts in the GOP's megabill,

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) continued his war on the "big beautiful" budget bill the GOP-controlled House fashioned at Donald Trump's direction on during an appearance on CNN Sunday morning. While on CNN's "State of the Union,

The Republican lawmakers' concerns underscore the potentially difficult path ahead for the sweeping domestic policy package.

Republican Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson said Sunday on CNN that he believes there will be enough GOP members to halt

Sen. Ron Johnson hints he won’t run in 2028, potentially setting up a showdown in Wisconsin - The senator told a crowd that he was “just a guy from Oshkosh, just trying to — literally trying to save this country.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) on Thursday criticized the House GOP’s recent sprawling package to enact President Trump’s tax priorities and cut spending, while swiping at his colleagues in the

Wisconsin, is doubling down on his concerns about a bill that would make sweeping changes to taxes, Medicaid, food stamps and more after it was passed last month in the Republican-led House at the urging of President Donald Trump.