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Trump shows his dominance over Congress in passing the 'big, beautiful bill'
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FACT FOCUS: Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ does not let him delay or cancel elections
When would Trump's tax and spending bill go into effect?
The House passed the bill July 3. President Donald Trump is expected to sign it July 4.Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. Here are some of the key start dates and end dates outlined in the bill: Medicaid Millions of Americans are expected to lose Medicaid coverage due to a drop in Medicaid payments to states and an increase in paperwork tied to new work requirements for low-income and disabled people who qualify.
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President Trump and other Republicans have long criticized states that take weeks to count their ballots after election day.
Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-NY) argued the Democratic Party could learn from both President Donald Trump and Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani in trying to remedy the party’s woes. Suozzi, describing himself as “a Democratic capitalist,
Folks, the FBI is at it again. I don’t trust these people at all,” the conspiracy theorist once wrote on social media.
On the "Politics War Room" podcast, host James Carville said people are "f*cking fools" if they don't think President Donald Trump will cancel the midterm election in 2026. Carville also predicted that the veteran suicide rate would increase following the passage of the Big,
The release of formerly classified documents this week shows how Trump appointees are using their power to try to prop up his allegations about both agencies.
As the House moved to pass the GOP's marquee bill, Democrats began testing out the attacks they hope will win them back Congress in 2026.
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Fernando Mateo, a Republican candidate for mayor in 2021, is backing Eric Adams’s re-election for mayor and appealed to President Trump Sunday to persuade Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa to
James Carville warned President Donald Trump may tamper with 2026 midterm elections because he might see the writing on the wall for Republicans.
Trump’s DOJ looks at criminal charges for election officials it says don’t do enough to safeguard voting systems - Trump has spread unfounded claims the 2020 election was fraudulent
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