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President Trump is charging full speed toward the finish line as House Republicans rally behind his historic āOne Big Beautiful Bill.ā
After marathon negotiations and personal calls from Trump to holdouts, Speaker Mike Johnson says the House has the votes, putting Trump on the brink of a generational conservative victory.
At the time of this writing, Democrat leader Hakeem Jeffries is holding the House floor hostage to delay historic tax savings, defense spending, and border security for the American people.
Trump and GOP leaders are determined to wrap up final passage before the July 4th holiday ā delivering permanent tax cuts, a secure border, and an America First agenda right on time for Independence Day.
Stay locked in. This is the fight that will define President Trumpās presidency.
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As the House moves President Trumpās āOne Big Beautiful Billā to the floor today, his America First agenda stands on the brink of a historic victory, poised to reshape the nationās future. Across the country, leaders are taking inspiration from Trumpās bold second-term leadership, reversing the damaging policies of the previous administration with determined commitment.
Despite fierce Democratic opposition attempting to derail progress at every turn, Trump and his expertly assembled team are delivering on their promise to make America great again. With courageous policies and deep patriotism, the president is rallying the nationās pride as Independence Day approaches.
Check out all the latest developments and more below!
šø Trump Demands Fed Chair Powellās Resignation
President Trump called for Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to resign immediately, criticizing him as ātoo lateā for failing to cut interest rates to boost the economy. In a Truth Social post, Trump argued that lower rates would strengthen the U.S. dollar and help American families, businesses, and farmers. He labeled Powellās high-rate policy a mistake, claiming it fuels inflation and hinders economic growth. The White House press secretary read Trumpās message aloud, emphasizing his urgency for Powell to act or step down. Trumpās ongoing feud with Powell escalates as he pushes for policies aligned with his āBig, Beautiful Billā economic agenda.
šØ Bush, Obama, and Bono Slam Trumpās USAID Shutdown
Former Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, joined by U2ās Bono, criticized President Trumpās decision to shutter USAID, calling it a ācolossal mistakeā during a video call with agency staff. The Trump administration, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, is absorbing USAID into the State Department to cut costs and address alleged fraud, a move Bush warned would weaken U.S. global influence. Obama highlighted USAIDās role in supporting vulnerable populations, while Bono emphasized its impact on AIDS relief in Africa. The closure, part of Trumpās broader efficiency push with the Department of Government Efficiency, has sparked debate over balancing fiscal responsibility with humanitarian aid. Critics, including the former leaders, argue the shutdown risks Americaās leadership in global health and development.
šŖ Trump and Hegsethās Leadership Boosts Military Recruitment
The Pentagon announced that all major U.S. military branches - Army, Air Force, Navy, and Space Force - have met or exceeded their fiscal year 2025 recruitment goals months ahead of schedule. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell credited President Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegsethās leadership for inspiring a surge in enlistments, reversing years of recruitment challenges. The Army alone saw a 25% increase in recruits compared to last year, driven by Trumpās āAmerica Firstā messaging and Hegsethās focus on restoring military pride. New policies, including expanded signing bonuses and streamlined enlistment processes, have attracted a diverse pool of young Americans. This recruitment success strengthens national security as Trump pushes his broader defense and border security agenda.
šØ Trump Seeks SCOTUS Help to Fire Biden-Appointed Regulators
President Trump has asked the Supreme Court to intervene in his effort to remove three Biden-appointed members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, arguing lower courts wrongly blocked their dismissal. The administration contends that these regulators, protected by a D.C. Circuit ruling, are obstructing Trumpās agenda to streamline federal agencies. The Justice Department filed an emergency appeal, citing a recent Supreme Court decision limiting nationwide injunctions as precedent. The case, part of Trumpās broader push to reshape the administrative state, faces opposition from Democrats who defend the commissionersā independence. A swift ruling could impact Trumpās ability to replace other Biden-era appointees across federal agencies.
House Republicans were straining late Wednesday to advance President Trumpās tax and spending cuts package. House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed confidence that the measure will gain enough support to move forward.
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In a pivotal development, the House of Representatives advanced President Trumpās āOne Big Beautiful Bill Actā early Thursday, July 3, 2025, clearing a critical procedural hurdle with a 219-213 vote after intense negotiations with Republican holdouts. The nearly 1,000-page legislation, which passed the Senate on Tuesday in a 51-50 vote with Vice President JD Vanceās tie-breaker, now moves to a final House floor vote expected later today, potentially meeting Trumpās July 4 deadline for signing. The billās sweeping tax cuts, border security funding, and social program reforms have sparked both fervent support and sharp opposition, with its fate hinging on GOP unity in the face of conservative dissent.
The Houseās procedural āruleā vote, which allows debate before the final vote, was a nail-biter, held open for over seven hours - a modern congressional record - as Speaker Mike Johnson and Trump worked to sway fiscal hawks in the House Freedom Caucus. Initially, five Republicans, including Representative Thomas Massie, voted āno,ā with eight others withholding votes, prompting Trump to blast holdouts on Truth Social, writing,
Massie, a vocal critic who opposed the billās $3.3 trillion debt increase, flipped to āyesā after White House talks, joined by other holdouts like Representatives Warren Davidson and Andy Ogles, though Representative Brian Fitzpatrick remained the sole GOP dissenter against the rule. Johnson expressed confidence, saying, āIāll keep it open as long as it takes to make sure weāve got everybody here and accounted for,ā emphasizing Trumpās direct involvement in calling lawmakers to secure votes.
The bill, officially renamed the āAmerican Prosperity and Security Actā by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer before Senate passage, includes permanent extensions of Trumpās 2017 tax cuts, a no-tax-on-tips policy, and relief for seniors and businesses, offset by cuts to Medicaid, SNAP, and clean energy subsidies. It allocates $1.5 trillion for border security, funding a border wall, hiring 5,000 CBP officers, 3,000 Border Patrol agents, and 10,000 ICE officers, while doubling detention capacity to support Trumpās mass deportation plans, including the āAlligator Alcatrazā facility in Florida.
The immigration provisions, described as the most significant in decades, aim to exclude illegal migrants from federal benefits and enhance enforcement, though a D.C. judgeās ruling on July 2 allowing all migrants to seek asylum has complicated these efforts. Democrats, led by figures like Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, slammed the bill as a ādeal with the devil,ā particularly criticizing the no-tax-on-tips provision as a āscamā and warning that Medicaid cuts could strip healthcare from millions.
As the House prepares for the final vote, weather-related flight delays have raised concerns about attendance, with Johnson monitoring the situation closely. The billās passage would mark a major victory for Trumpās America First agenda, delivering tax relief and border security measures, but its projected $3.3 trillion debt increase and social program cuts continue to fuel protests and Democratic opposition. With the clock ticking toward Independence Day, Trumpās personal engagement and Johnsonās persistence have brought the āOne Big Beautiful Billā closer to becoming law, setting the stage for a historic legislative achievement.
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šØ The Department of Homeland Security has issued a warning for Americans to remain vigilant during July 4th celebrations due to a heightened risk of lone wolf terrorist attacks. The alert follows recent U.S. actions, including President Trumpās strike on Iranās Fordow nuclear facility, raising concerns about potential retaliation from Iranian-backed groups. Authorities urged heightened awareness at public events to ensure safety during the holiday.
š Florida Governor Ron DeSantisā administration threatened to withhold state funds from Key West after its city commission voted to end a police agreement with ICE. The move, seen as a challenge to President Trumpās immigration enforcement policies, prompted warnings from DeSantisā office of potential legal and financial consequences. Key West officials cited community trust concerns, but state leaders argue the decision undermines border security efforts.
š³ļø Representative Pramila Jayapal defended her statement labeling ICE a āterrorist forceā during a CNN interview, arguing that the agencyās actions under President Trumpās policies harm communities. She demanded a White House apology to Americans for what she called divisive immigration tactics, including the āAlligator Alcatrazā detention center. Jayapalās remarks have drawn sharp criticism from Republicans, who accuse her of inflaming tensions.
āļø A Washington, D.C., judge issued a preliminary injunction allowing all illegal migrants to apply for asylum, temporarily blocking President Trumpās mass deportation plans. The ruling, a setback for Trumpās immigration crackdown, argues that federal law guarantees asylum application rights regardless of entry status. The decision has sparked debate, with the administration vowing to appeal to restore its enforcement agenda.
š¼ President Trump debuted a new fragrance line called āWinning,ā featuring colognes and perfumes priced from $99 to $249, promoted as embodying his success-driven persona. Launched through his private company, the venture includes scents like āSuccess by Trumpā and āVictory,ā marketed as luxurious gifts for supporters. The business move, announced recently, adds to Trumpās diverse portfolio amid his ongoing political and policy battles.
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