The President has signed the Republican-backed “One Big Beautiful Bill” into law, completing a legislative package that cleared the House earlier this month. Supporters describe the measure as a cornerstone of the GOP’s domestic agenda aimed at easing family finances and spurring growth in rural communities. According to lawmakers promoting the law, the statute raises the Child Tax Credit and Adoption Tax Credit, expands the Employer-Provided Childcare Credit, and establishes tax-advantaged savings accounts for newborns. It also cuts a range of federal taxes, rolls back selected energy regulations and broadens school-choice programs, moves that Republicans say will benefit small businesses and agricultural regions. Members of Congress fanned out across their districts on Monday to tout the new law. Representatives from Kansas, Texas, Utah and Florida highlighted provisions they believe will give households “hope,” restore “law and order,” and channel investment into rural America. Federal agencies are expected to issue implementation guidance in the coming weeks.