It is 165 days. Yes, it's day 165 of the second Trump administration. And President Donald Trump has gotten his wish. After plenty of infighting, Republicans in Congress passed his gargantuan budget bill full of tax breaks, spending that will supercharge the debt, and cuts that will kick millions of Americans off of their health insurance. My colleague Ryan Nobles gets us started tonight. Tonight, a major victory for the Donald Trump agenda. The motion is adopted. The House passing his multi-trillion dollar ...

One of the Democrats who spoke out overnight on the House floor was Congressman Brendan Bole of Pennsylvania. He's the ranking member of the budget committee. Here's a bit of what he had to say.The decision we have been entrusted by the American people to make will have ramifications for millions of our fellow Americans and indeed for our country for decades to come. There may not be a lot of people able to watch at 4:05 in the morning, but in just a few short hours, some of them on Medicaid will be waking ...

I take the story a little slower because it's really difficult, but it's really important for you today. Some of the biggest losers in the market were a handful of managed care companies, led by a company called Centene, which handles government supported health care plans. That stock plunged over 40%, its worst single day performance on record because last night, after the close, the company withdrew its full year forecast.Companies make forecasts. They're supposed to try to beat him or not. They rarely pu ...

Well, today the vacancy where Donald Trump's mind is supposed to be was on grim display once again. And this is an important day to consider the workings of Donald Trump's mind because this is the day that he and Marco Rubio are celebrating starving children to death in the middle of a famine in Africa. This is the day Donald Trump and Marco Rubio are celebrating the removal of previously paid for lifesaving AIDS medication for patients in Africa where a program started by Republican President George W.Bush ...

We could call out each of the 50 Republicans who voted yes, but we want to focus on some special attention, if you will, Lisa Marowski, because she expressed genuine reservations about the bill and voted for it anyway. Even after she voted yes, she claimed to reporters that she didn't like the legislation she just voted for. Folks, where's the courage. Where is the backbone on the legislation.Heads to back to the house and speaker Johnson has promised to get it to the president's desk by Friday. Joining us ...

OR CALL NOW. >> THE MARATHON ON THE HILL CONTINUES, AND WE DON'T KNOW EXACTLY WHEN THE SENATE WILL FINALLY HAVE A FINAL ANSWER ON THE BUDGET BILL CRITICAL TO DONALD TRUMP AND HIS VISION FOR HIS SECOND TERM, OR WHAT IT WILL BE. I WANT TO BRING IN SAHIL KAPUR, WHO IS ON CAPITOL HILL FOR US.SAHIL, WHAT SHOULD WE BE WATCHING FOR. WHAT ARE YOU WATCHING FOR RIGHT NOW. >> CHRIS, WE ARE A FEW.>> HOURS INTO THIS SO-CALLED VOTE A RAMA PROCESS. THE BIG THING I'M WATCHING FOR IS THESE AMENDMENTS THAT ARE COMING UP. HOW ...

Caroline Diaz Gangalves came to the United States as a child and was given dreamer status. But after a traffic stop earlier this month, she was detained by ICE and brought to a detention center despite her being in the country legally where she says she felt scared and alone. Diaz Gonalves's arrest for a traffic stop is one of many that have raised questions about Trump's continued promises to prioritize detaining the worst of the worst.The Department of Homeland Security will be required to detain all ille ...

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Core Insights - A significant portion of Canadian social media users share their travel plans online, with 32% of respondents posting about their trips, increasing to 51% among younger individuals aged 18 to 34 [1][2] - The survey indicates a disconnect between the desire to share travel experiences and concerns about home safety, as 62% prioritize protecting their homes from theft while away [4][5] Group 1: Survey Findings - 68% of Canadian social media users plan to leave home for at least a few days this summer, with Gen Z and Millennials showing the highest intent at 74% [2] - Among those staying within their province, 35% plan to post about their trip, while this figure rises to 45% for interprovincial travel and peaks at 51% for international trips [2] - 9% of respondents post about their plans before the trip, while 28% share updates during their travels, with 39% of young adults aged 18-34 actively posting during vacations [3] Group 2: Home Safety Concerns - 62% of respondents express concern about home theft while traveling, with this concern being more pronounced among individuals aged 55 and older, where 69% choose not to post about their vacations [4] - 15% of respondents prioritize sharing on social media over home safety, indicating a potential risk [4] Group 3: Allstate's Response - Allstate has initiated a public education campaign to raise awareness about the risks associated with sharing vacation plans online and to provide tips for better home protection [5] - Analysis of Allstate's claims data shows that property theft increases during the summer months, particularly in August, with Fridays and Thursdays being the most common days for incidents [6][7]