Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Passes Congress Amid Fierce GOP Fight
After intense negotiations and a narrow vote, Congress approved President Trump's sweeping tax and spending bill, marking a signature legislative victory with major tax cuts, Medicaid cuts, and increased immigration enforcement funding.
Number 147,000 - Jobs added in U.S. economy in June, beating expectations.
Quote “We need to have a unified, totally vigorous, totally relentless, never looking back opposition to this” — James Carville

Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Clears Congress After Intense Battle
House Passes Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ in Narrow 218-214 Vote
Trump Megabill Hands Oil Industry Key Wins, Ends Solar and Wind Support
President Donald Trump marks a major political victory as Congress passes his sweeping tax and spending package dubbed the 'One Big Beautiful Bill.' The bill includes significant tax cuts, spending reductions, and boosts immigration enforcement funding. Controversy surrounds Medicaid cuts and support for fossil fuels over renewable energy.

SCOTUS Clears Trump Deportations to Third Countries
Supreme Court Lets Trump Deport Eight Migrants to South Sudan
Supreme Court Lets Trump Deport Illegal Immigrants to South Sudan
US Supreme Court delivers key rulings favoring the Trump administration’s immigration policies. The court allows deportations of immigrants to countries like South Sudan, overruling lower courts and drawing fierce dissent from liberal justices. These decisions pave the way for increased enforcement actions.

Dozens Killed in Gaza as Israel Intensifies Bombardment
Russian Drone Attack Hits Kyiv Hours After Trump-Putin Call
Israel Strikes Car Near Beirut Killing and Injuring Civilians
Tense and escalating conflict reported in Middle East and Ukraine. Israel intensifies strikes in Gaza causing high casualties; Israel also attacks near Beirut. Russian drone attacks hit Kyiv after Trump reports no progress in ceasefire talks with Putin. Hamas leadership changes amid ongoing violence and negotiations.

Drive-By Shooting Kills 4, Wounds 14 at Chicago Album Party
Mother Mourns Daughter Lost in Chicago Mass Shooting
Controversy and violence mark Chicago with a drive-by shooting killing four and injuring over a dozen at a rapper’s album release party. Family members mourn victims amid growing gun violence concerns.

Trump to Host UFC Fight at White House for Nation’s 250th
Trump Floats UFC Match on White House Lawn Next Year
Donald Trump plans a high-profile UFC fight event at the White House to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. The announcement stirs widespread reaction ahead of a year of planned Independence Day celebrations led by the president.

California’s Largest Wildfire This Year Surges to 52,000 Acres
Madre Fire Explodes in Size to Become State’s Biggest Blaze
California Fireworks Explosions Cause Death and Critical Injuries
Wildfire crisis intensifies in California with the Madre Fire rapidly expanding to over 52,000 acres, sparking evacuations and destruction. Fire risk remains high due to dry, hot weather conditions statewide.

‘Reservoir Dogs’ Star Michael Madsen Dies at 67
Michael Madsen, ‘Kill Bill’ Actor, Dead at 67
Michael Madsen, ‘Reservoir Dogs’ and ‘Kill Bill’ Actor Dies
Famed actor Michael Madsen, known for iconic roles in Quentin Tarantino films like Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill, has died at age 67. Fans and colleagues remember his career and impact on Hollywood.

Boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. Arrested by ICE on Cartel Ties
Mexican Boxer Chávez Jr. Detained by ICE for Deportation
ICE Arrests Boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Over Organized Crime
Mexican boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on charges linked to organized crime and is slated for deportation to Mexico where he faces additional charges. The detention has sparked political and media attention.

EPA Suspends 139 Employees Over Dissent on Trump Policies
EPA Places 144 Officials on Leave After Anti-Trump Letter
EPA Takes Cold Revenge on Staffers Signing Dissent Letter
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) places over 130 employees on administrative leave after they signed a letter criticizing the agency’s adherence to Trump administration policies, highlighting internal dissent and political tensions within federal agencies.
US Adds 147,000 Jobs in June, Unemployment Drops to 4.1%
June Jobs Report Surpasses Expectations, Jobs Market Strong
Solid US Job Gains Keep Fed Rate Cut Talks at Bay
Record-breaking US jobs report shows solid additions in June with 147,000 new positions and a lower unemployment rate, defying some economic concerns. The jobs growth fuels optimism amid the ongoing debates on economic policies.

Jeffries Breaks House Record With Marathon Filibuster
House Minority Leader’s Record Speech Fails to Stop Trump Bill
Hakeem Jeffries Holds Floor Nearly 9 Hours to Delay Vote
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries sets new record with nearly nine hours of continuous floor speech attempting to delay passage of President Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill.’ Despite the marathon, the legislative package passes narrowly.

Tesla Reports Largest Annual Drop in Deliveries to Date
Tesla Loses EV Market Lead Amid Record Sales Slump
Troubling Trend for Tesla as Sales Continue to Decline
Tesla faces a historic decline with a significant year-over-year drop in vehicle deliveries, leading to loss of its leading position in the EV market. Analysts warn of continued struggles for the company under Elon Musk’s leadership.
China and US Speed Up Trade Truce Execution
Trump Delays Trade Deal Deadline Amid Ongoing Talks
Asian Markets Mixed Ahead of US Tariff Deadline
US and China move to accelerate trade truce implementation with agreements reached following recent negotiations, aiming to ease tensions amid ongoing tariff issues impacting global trade and markets.
New Interstellar Comet Zips Safely Through Solar System
Astronomers Track Rare Visitor From Another Star System
Third Interstellar Object Detected, NASA Confirms
New interstellar comet, only the third known visitor from outside our solar system, is passing through at high speed and will maintain a safe distance from Earth, according to NASA.

Skydiving Plane Crashes Off Runway in New Jersey
Several Hospitalized After New Jersey Skydiving Plane Crash
Investigation Underway Into Skydiving Plane Accident
The US Federal Aviation Administration investigates a skydiving plane crash in New Jersey causing multiple injuries amid ongoing safety concerns in the aviation sector.

Trump Welcomes Freed Israeli-American Hostage to White House
Last US Hostage in Gaza Visits White House With Trump
Trump Talks Hostage Release After Gaza Conflict
President Trump meets Israeli-American hostage recently freed from Gaza at the White House, highlighting his involvement in hostage negotiations amid ongoing conflict in the region.

Measles Cases Surge, Alarming Health Officials Nationwide
RFK Jr. and CDC Panel Cast Doubt on Hepatitis B Vaccine
US Nears Record Measles Cases Amid Vaccine Skepticism
COVID-19 vaccine skepticism rises amid influential figures casting doubts, with health officials warning measles outbreak risk increases among unvaccinated populations.

Mixed Verdict Delivered in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Trial
Juror Defends Verdict in Sean Combs Case
Legal Experts Debate Future for Diddy Post-Trial
High-profile political and legal controversies engulf former music mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, who receives a mixed verdict in a sexual trafficking trial. Jurors and legal experts discuss implications and public rehabilitation options.

Russia First to Recognize Taliban Government in Afghanistan
Moscow Accepts Taliban Ambassador, Deepening Ties
Russia Calls Taliban an ‘Ally’ as Official Settles in Moscow
International diplomatic developments include Russia becoming the first country to formally recognize the Taliban government in Afghanistan, signaling geopolitical shifts in the region.

Rural Clinics Face Closure Amid Medicaid Cuts in GOP Bill
Healthcare Advocates Sound Alarm on Medicaid Funding Cuts
Hospitals Brace for Fallout from Trump’s Budget Bill
Concerns grow over the impacts of the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ on healthcare, particularly Medicaid. Hospitals and rural clinics warn of financial shortfalls and closures, while politicians and advocates voice alarm over potential health crises.

National Parks Face Lifeguard Shortages Amid Staffing Cuts
Park Service Short-Staffed in Busy Summer Travel Season
Safety Concerns as Parks Lose Staff This Peak Season
National parks face staffing shortages and safety concerns following budget cuts. Visitors may experience reduced services during peak travel season as the agency struggles to maintain operations.
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