In a pivotal move, the U.S. House of Representatives has approved a budget resolution featuring $4.5 trillion in tax cuts and $2 trillion in spending reductions. This decision, passed by a slim margin, aims to extend previous tax cuts and bolster defense and border security funding.
The U.S. House of Representatives has advanced President Trump’s budget resolution, aiming for substantial tax cuts and spending reductions.
Today, the U.S. Senate confirmed Daniel Driscoll as Secretary of the Army, passed a resolution disapproving a marine archaeological protection rule, and introduced bipartisan legislation to enhance public land access.
Today, significant developments unfolded across U.S. Executive Departments: the Defense Department dismissed top legal advisors, the Treasury announced key leadership appointments, and the State Department expanded visa restrictions targeting labor exploiters. These actions underscore the administration’s commitment to reshaping leadership and enforcing policy reforms across various sectors.
President Trump made bold policy moves today, including launching a copper tariff investigation, proposing a “gold card” residency program for wealthy investors, and mandating healthcare price transparency. He also suspended security clearances for attorneys tied to Special Counsel Jack Smith and shifted press pool control to the White House. Meanwhile, a judge blocked his federal funding freeze, and House Republicans advanced a major budget resolution. Here’s a deep dive into today’s key decisions and their impact.