House Democrats demand investigations into Trump-era military strikes and insecure communications, while Republicans pass rollback bills and praise new coal policies. Funding cuts spur bipartisan outrage, and new legislation seeks to shield Supreme Court justices. Tensions flare as oversight, energy, and judicial independence dominate today’s House agenda.
The Senate confirmed two controversial ambassadors and escalated resistance to President Trump’s executive orders, with bipartisan outrage over FEMA cuts and Meta’s foreign ties. Lawmakers unveil new legislation targeting China’s financial influence, while environmental rollbacks face fierce congressional backlash—reshaping U.S. policy, diplomacy, and national security in a single day of high-stakes confrontations.
Trump reshapes U.S. policy with a flurry of executive orders targeting shipbuilding, defense sales, and bureaucratic reforms. Sweeping deregulations loosen water standards, empower mass federal firings, and sideline legal adversaries. These bold moves signal an aggressive shift toward nationalistic industrial policy, legal scrutiny, and streamlined governance ahead of pivotal economic and diplomatic milestones.
Trump halts sweeping tariffs in a dramatic policy reversal that triggers a market surge, hikes rates on China, and reshapes global trade calculus. As Congress braces for a tight budget vote, Trump doubles down on economic control, praises political rivals, and leans hard into executive power—with the Supreme Court affirming his authority.