House Republicans advance a stopgap funding bill, slashing non-defense spending while boosting military budgets. Democrats fight back with a short-term resolution to prevent a shutdown, warning of severe cuts to public services. Meanwhile, partisan battles escalate over infrastructure funding, IRS oversight, and labor policies, setting the stage for intense fiscal showdowns.
The Senate faces a high-stakes battle as Republicans push a funding bill to avert a government shutdown, forcing Democrats into a tough political corner. Meanwhile, bipartisan efforts emerge to tackle youth mental health, and key nominations spark fierce ethical debates. With tensions rising, the chamber’s decisions will shape America’s legislative future.
Trump accelerates his control over federal agencies, slashing NASA’s science leadership, restructuring labor protections, and fast-tracking DHS contracts to GOP-linked firms. Meanwhile, a House investigation targets mass layoffs in government agencies. As tensions rise over transparency and security, these changes could redefine federal oversight, labor rights, and economic policy.
President Trump accelerates a major policy shift, freezing U.S. aid to Ukraine, warning of nuclear threats, and pushing for new arms control talks with Russia and China. Markets tumble amid fears of a “Trump recession,” while his executive order on disaster relief shifts federal responsibilities to states, fueling intense political and economic debates.
House Republicans unveil a funding bill prioritizing defense and border security, igniting a fierce showdown with Democrats over spending cuts. Trump warns of a potential government shutdown. With the deadline looming, Congress faces high-stakes negotiations that could reshape federal spending and economic stability.
The U.S. government is undergoing a seismic shift as mass layoffs hit federal agencies, GOP-backed budget cuts loom, and cybersecurity policies face an urgent overhaul. The Department of Veterans Affairs, HHS, and DHS are at the forefront of these changes, with critical decisions set to impact national security, healthcare, and economic stability.
As the March 14 deadline approaches, House Republicans have introduced a 2025 Continuing Resolution to fund the government through September 30. With defense and veterans’ healthcare receiving increased funding, while non-defense programs face cuts, the bill sets the stage for a heated political showdown. Can bipartisan negotiations prevent a government shutdown? Read on for a full breakdown of the CR’s key provisions, economic impact, and legislative outlook.
House Republicans unveil a six-month stopgap bill, escalating a high-stakes showdown with Democrats over spending cuts, defense funding, and border security. Speaker Mike Johnson challenges Senate leaders, while Democrats warn of severe service cuts. With the March 15 deadline looming, bipartisan negotiations hang by a thread, risking a government shutdown.
House Republicans unveil a funding plan prioritizing defense and border security while slashing domestic programs, setting up a high-stakes showdown with Senate Democrats. Trump’s tax bill stalls amid GOP infighting, and foreign policy shifts deepen party divisions. With a shutdown looming, lawmakers scramble for compromise as political tensions escalate in Washington.
Federal agencies face seismic shifts today as the GOP unveils a defense-heavy budget, slashing key programs. DOJ drops a major environmental lawsuit, signaling a DEI rollback. HHS targets food industry regulations, while FEMA cancels critical firefighter training. These moves will redefine national policies, sparking fierce political battles and reshaping industry landscapes.
President Trump ignites a new economic battle, imposing tariffs on Mexico and Canada, triggering fierce retaliation. His administration doubles down on economic nationalism, cutting federal spending and workforce numbers. As tensions mount, North American trade relations hang in the balance, with global markets bracing for impact amid growing diplomatic fallout.
