The yays are 218. The naysay are 214. The motion is adopted.USA. We are going to make this country stronger, safer, and more prosperous than ever before. And every American is going to benefit from that.Today we are laying a key cornerstone of America's new golden age. We are here today house to make clear to the American people. Cut to healthcare in American history.It's an allout assault on the health care of the American people. An assault on Medicaid. An assault on Medicare.Motion to reconsider is laid ...

The Labor Department’s report showed that job growth was stronger than expected in June as healthcare and state and local governments continued to add jobs. ...

- The Vietnam deal tells us that Trump is serious about tariffs. That if there was any thought that, you know, maybe he was going to postpone, postpone, postpone, and then ultimately, except for China, countries really weren't going to face tariffs. I think we have a lot more reason to be skeptical of that potential outcome.- We have a lot of great things going, and we're getting along with countries, but some will be disappointed because they're gonna have to pay tariffs. - According to Donald Trump's post ...

When you have a piece of legislation that is this comprehensive and with so many agenda items um in involved, you you're going to have lots of different priorities and preferences among people because they represent different different districts and they have different uh interests. But uh we can't make everyone 100% happy. It's impossible.This is a deliberative body. It's a legislative process by definition. All of us have to give up on our personal preferences.House will be in order. The Senate bill moved ...

- Are you pleading guilty because you are guilty. - Yes. - [Judge] Then it is possible that your statements today could be used against you later at trial.Do you understand that. - Yes. - [Judge] All right.Thank you. (pensive music) (pensive music continues) - [Reporter] Are you staying outside as a form of protest, sir. - Yeah.This isn't our agreement. We didn't agree to this. (pensive music continues) (pensive music continues) (pensive music continues) (pensive music fades). ...

Heat. Heat. We're hopeful that ultimately he receives a substantial sentence for what he's done.And you know, we're pleased that Cassie's brought to light um everything that has happened in this trial. I just spoke with her um and with the US Attorney's Office team and um she's in a good place. She's uh she's pleased that again that the jury has found him liable, actually guilty of um two federal crimes. ...

Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama says his successor will be chosen by a trust after his death. Photo: Ashwini Bhatia/Associated Press ...

- I think President Trump very much wants this war to end. I think he's trying to show that there's a deal out there and putting pressure on Hamas to agree to the deal. It also puts pressure on Israel in a way, because they don't wanna look like they're the ones who are going against the President.So on some level it kind of raises expectations for all the parties to come to the table and agree to something. - I think we'll have a deal next week, that's what I think. - Trump said in his post that Netanyahu ...

Mr. . President, are you thinking of extending the pause on terrorists beyond July 9th. No. No, I'm not. I'm not thinking about the pause.Uh I'll be writing letters to a lot of countries and I think you're just starting to understand the process. We've dealt with Japan. I'm not sure if we're going to make a deal.I doubt it with Japan. They're very tough. You have to understand they're very spoiled.I love Japan. I I really like the new prime minister, too. Hobby was one of my closest friends, as you know.The ...

Legislation & Policy - The Senate passed a bill with a 51-50 vote, using budget reconciliation to bypass the 60-vote threshold [1] - Budget reconciliation requires the bill not to increase the deficit outside a 10-year window [1] - The bill extends tax cuts from 2017, which previously expired to comply with the 10-year window [2] - Concerns arise as the bill cuts taxes more than it cuts spending, potentially violating budget reconciliation rules [2] Financial Implications & Accounting - The bill's math relies on a 2025 baseline, when 2017 tax cuts are still in effect [3] - Republicans claim the bill will reduce the deficit by $57 billion over 10 years through tax cuts and Medicaid reforms [3] - Critics argue that the bill uses "fake math and accounting gimmicks" to conceal its true cost [4]