Amid deep soul-searching after their 2024 defeats, some Democrats are hopping on board with some of Donald Trump’s proposals.

President-elect Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers will begin trying on Wednesday to chart a path to enacting more tax cuts, border controls and fossil fuel production through a U.S. Congress that his sometimes fractious Republicans narrowly control.

President-elect Donald Trump has his hands full this week as he and Republicans on Capitol Hill work to strategize how to pass his agenda once he takes office. Here's what's at stake.

Donald Trump is expected to meet Republican U.S. senators on Wednesday, a Republican aide said on Monday, as the president-elect urges his party to combine his priorities into one massive bill. The aide added that a time and location for the meeting were still to be determined.

President-elect Trump will be on Capitol Hill on Wednesday at the invitation of Senate Republican leadership, according to three sources familiar with the invitation. GOP leaders haven’t released the time of the meeting,

President-elect Donald Trump is set to meet with Republican senators today at 5 p.m. on Capitol Hill, according to sources who spoke to The Pavlovic Today this morning. This marks Trump’s first meeting at the Senate since the start of the new Congress.

Majority Whip John Barrasso said Republicans would soon meet with President-elect Donald Trump to “talk about what he’d like to have done.”

President-elect Donald Trump is willing to wait a few months for Congress to pass “one big, beautiful bill” encompassing the key tenets of his agenda, but whether lawmakers can get it done before his patience runs out is an open question.