The Senate narrowly passed President Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" with a 50-50 vote, allowing for new tax write-offs, including income from tips and overtime pay.
The new bill contains a provision allocating $40 million from the National Endowment for the Humanities' budget for the National Garden of American Heroes, a project prioritizing American patriotism.
Recent actions by the Trump Administration, including the deployment of troops and a military parade, threaten to politicize America's military and jeopardize civil-military relations. President Trump has publicly criticized Democratic politicians during a speech at Fort Bragg, urging an audience to boo his opponents, which creates an impression of the military serving partisan interests.
Even cut off from the internet, people found ways to follow the news on the radio, or by catching weak phone signals by climbing to high rooftops or walking near the sea... Many wondered if Trump... would seize the moment to stop not only war on Iran but also the genocide in Gaza.
"There have been many rumors about the Trump Administration cutting education funding, and now that rumors have become reality, it is worse than we imagined," Thurmond said in a statement to The Times.
Food and housing are absolutely related," NYC Department of Social Services Commissioner Molly Wasow Park tells City Limits. "When people are in a choice between paying for food or paying rent, people are going to naturally choose food."
I'll give you some adjectives. How about awful, horrible, and to quote our dear friend Mr. Sir Charles Barkley terrible, terrible, terrible. What are we talking about here?
"The Justice Department sued all 15 federal district court judges in Maryland on Tuesday over an order that pauses any deportations under legal challenge in the state for 48 hours."
The facility will have up to 5,000 beds to house, process, and deport criminal illegal aliens, making it part of the largest mass deportation campaign in American history.
Judge J. Michelle Childs ruled that the lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's social media scrutiny for visa applicants lacked standing on First Amendment grounds.
The communication, intended to be private, included Iranian government officials speculating as to why the strikes directed by President Donald Trump were not as destructive and extensive as they anticipated.