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Senate Passes $4.5 Trillion GOP Tax and Spending Bill With Vance Tie-Breaker, House Fight Looms
Senate Republicans narrowly passed President Donald Trump's sweeping domestic policy bill Tuesday, delivering a legislative victory that pairs $4.5 trillion in tax cuts with deep reductions to Medicaid, food assistance, and clean energy spending. The vote sets up a high-stakes battle in the House, where internal GOP divisions threaten to derail the package before a self-imposed July 4 deadline. 
Senate Republicans narrowly passed President Donald Trump's sweeping domestic policy bill Tuesday, delivering a legislative victory that pairs $4.5 trillion in tax cuts with deep reductions to Medicaid, food assistance, and clean energy spending. The vote sets up a high-stakes battle in the House, where internal GOP divisions threaten to derail the package before a self-imposed July 4 deadline. -
Iran-Linked Hackers Threaten Release of 100GB of Emails From Trump Aides
Hackers linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard have threatened to release roughly 100 gigabytes of stolen emails from top allies of President Donald Trump, escalating tensions following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and amid growing concerns over foreign digital interference in Washington. 
Hackers linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard have threatened to release roughly 100 gigabytes of stolen emails from top allies of President Donald Trump, escalating tensions following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and amid growing concerns over foreign digital interference in Washington. -
Fed Chair Jerome Powell Accused of Lying to Congress Over $2.5B Headquarters 'Luxury' Renovation
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is facing mounting accusations from lawmakers and former officials who say he misled Congress about the scope and cost of a $2.5 billion renovation to the Fed's Washington headquarters. During sworn testimony before the Senate Banking Committee, Powell denied that the project includes luxury amenities, contradicting existing federal planning documents. 
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is facing mounting accusations from lawmakers and former officials who say he misled Congress about the scope and cost of a $2.5 billion renovation to the Fed's Washington headquarters. During sworn testimony before the Senate Banking Committee, Powell denied that the project includes luxury amenities, contradicting existing federal planning documents. -
Trump Halts All Trade Talks with Canada Over Digital Services Tax, Threatens Tariffs Within Days
President Donald Trump on Friday abruptly terminated all U.S. trade negotiations with Canada in retaliation for Ottawa's imposition of a digital services tax targeting American technology companies. The announcement, delivered in a post on Trump's Truth Social platform, sent shockwaves through financial markets and threatened to destabilize one of America's largest trading relationships. 
President Donald Trump on Friday abruptly terminated all U.S. trade negotiations with Canada in retaliation for Ottawa's imposition of a digital services tax targeting American technology companies. The announcement, delivered in a post on Trump's Truth Social platform, sent shockwaves through financial markets and threatened to destabilize one of America's largest trading relationships. -
GOP Scrambles to Rescue Trump-Backed Megabill as Senate Parliamentarian Strikes Key Provisions
Senate Republicans are scrambling to salvage President Donald Trump's sweeping domestic policy package after Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough ruled multiple high-profile provisions-including a major Medicaid cost-cutting measure-violate budget rules, jeopardizing GOP efforts to pass the bill under reconciliation before the July 4 deadline. 
Senate Republicans are scrambling to salvage President Donald Trump's sweeping domestic policy package after Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough ruled multiple high-profile provisions-including a major Medicaid cost-cutting measure-violate budget rules, jeopardizing GOP efforts to pass the bill under reconciliation before the July 4 deadline. -
U.S. Denies Iran Relocated Enriched Uranium as European Intel Says Stockpile Is Missing
The Biden administration faces growing scrutiny over conflicting intelligence assessments on whether Iran secretly moved its highly enriched uranium before U.S. bombers carried out a massive strike on three nuclear facilities Sunday, using more than a dozen 30,000-pound bunker-buster bombs. 
The Biden administration faces growing scrutiny over conflicting intelligence assessments on whether Iran secretly moved its highly enriched uranium before U.S. bombers carried out a massive strike on three nuclear facilities Sunday, using more than a dozen 30,000-pound bunker-buster bombs. -
Senator Mike Lee Pushes U.S. NATO Exit Bill as Trump Reaffirms Alliance Support
President Donald Trump declared his continued support for NATO during a summit in The Hague on Wednesday, even as Republican Senator Mike Lee of Utah introduced legislation to pull the United States out of the military alliance. The move underscored widening tensions within the GOP over America's global defense commitments and NATO's future role in U.S. foreign policy. 
President Donald Trump declared his continued support for NATO during a summit in The Hague on Wednesday, even as Republican Senator Mike Lee of Utah introduced legislation to pull the United States out of the military alliance. The move underscored widening tensions within the GOP over America's global defense commitments and NATO's future role in U.S. foreign policy. -
RFK Jr. Appoints Ex-Anti-Vaccine Group Leader Lyn Redwood to CDC Vaccine Safety Role
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is bringing on Lyn Redwood, the former president of Children's Health Defense-a group widely criticized for promoting anti-vaccine misinformation-as a special government employee within its vaccine safety office, CDC officials confirmed. Redwood's appointment marks a significant shift in vaccine policy oversight under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the founder of the very group she once led. 
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is bringing on Lyn Redwood, the former president of Children's Health Defense-a group widely criticized for promoting anti-vaccine misinformation-as a special government employee within its vaccine safety office, CDC officials confirmed. Redwood's appointment marks a significant shift in vaccine policy oversight under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the founder of the very group she once led. -
Trump Orders Israeli Jets to Stand Down as Iran-Israel Ceasefire Wavers After 1,000 Dead
President Trump moved Tuesday to enforce a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran after both countries accused the other of violating a truce he brokered hours earlier, threatening to unravel efforts to end the region's deadliest military escalation in decades. 
President Trump moved Tuesday to enforce a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran after both countries accused the other of violating a truce he brokered hours earlier, threatening to unravel efforts to end the region's deadliest military escalation in decades. -
Homeland Security Warns of Terror Threats in U.S. After Trump’s Strikes on Iran Nuclear Sites
The Department of Homeland Security on Sunday issued a National Terrorism Advisory Bulletin warning of a "heightened threat environment" across the United States following President Donald Trump's decision to launch coordinated military strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities over the weekend. 
The Department of Homeland Security on Sunday issued a National Terrorism Advisory Bulletin warning of a "heightened threat environment" across the United States following President Donald Trump's decision to launch coordinated military strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities over the weekend.
