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Happy Friday!
After an all-nighter on Capitol Hill, President Trump just scored a massive legislative win.
At 6:12 AM yesterday, the House passed his āBig, Beautiful Billā by a single vote, delivering sweeping tax cuts and America First reforms Republicans have chased for years.
Behind the scenes? A closed-door moment from Trump lit the fire:
š āDonāt f*** with Medicaid.ā
And it worked.
Hereās what made it in:
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No tax on tips or overtime
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Big pay bump for ICE & Border Patrol
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Golden Dome missile defense funding
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āTrump Savings Accountsā for newborns
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Border security. American jobs. Real results.
Trump calls it āthe most significant legislation in American history.ā
Next stop: the Senate. The fight isnāt over.
Check out the rest of todayās must-see Trump headlines below!
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š Trump Cancels Harvard Student Visa Program
āļø SCOTUS Backs Trumpās Removal of Fed Board Members
š³ļø Trump Reforms Voter Roll Verification
š« Trump Demands Justice in Antisemetic Shooting
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President Trump is leading a health revolution by launching the Make America Healthy Again Commission, exposing the root causes of childhood chronic diseases. Under his direction, the commission is tackling ultra-processed foods, environmental toxins, and overmedicalization to protect Americaās youth. Confronting the rising tide of antisemitism, Trump condemned the tragic shooting in D.C. and took decisive action against Ivy League institutions for their failure to curb hate on campus. His administrationās swift response sends a clear message that America will not tolerate violence under his watch.
By pushing reforms to strengthen voter integrity laws, Trump is safeguarding elections from fraud and ensuring only eligible citizens shape our nationās future. Once again, Trump proves his love for our country, working tirelessly to restore its greatness and protect its values.
Check out all the latest developments and more below!
š Trump Admin Cancels Harvard Student Visa Program
The Trump administration, through the Department of Homeland Security, has revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll international students for the 2025-2026 academic year due to the universityās failure to comply with federal requests for detailed records on foreign studentsā activities. This action stems from allegations of Harvard fostering antisemitism, violence, and ties with foreign entities, leading to the suspension of its Student and Exchange Visitor Program certification. Current international students at Harvard must transfer to other institutions to maintain their legal status in the U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem stated this move is intended to enforce compliance and set a precedent for other universities.
āļø Supreme Court Backs Trumpās Removal of Federal Board Members
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld President Trumpās authority to remove two Democratic appointees from federal boards, affirming the presidentās power to dismiss agency officials. The decision came after a legal challenge by the appointees, who argued for reinstatement until a federal appeals court could review their case. The Court rejected their request for an administrative stay, reinforcing the executive branchās control over such positions. This ruling marks a significant moment in the ongoing debate over the scope of presidential authority.
š³ļø Trump Administration Reforms Voter Roll Verification
The Trump administration has introduced reforms to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Servicesā SAVE program to prevent foreign nationals, including undocumented individuals, from registering to vote. The changes involve collaboration with the Social Security Administration to verify citizenship using Social Security numbers instead of alien numbers, aiming to streamline the process. These measures are part of a broader effort to eliminate voter fraud and ensure the integrity of state voter rolls. The reforms have been described as a response to long-standing state requests for better tools to verify voter eligibility.
š« Trump Demands Justice in Antisemetic Shooting
The White House condemned the fatal shooting of two Israeli Embassy staff members outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., labeling it a ābrutal murderā driven by antisemitism. President Trump expressed outrage and promised to prosecute the suspect, Elias Rodriguez, to the fullest extent of the law. The administration reaffirmed its commitment to combating antisemitism and supporting Israel during a press briefing on Thursday. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized prayers for the victimsā families and the need to eradicate hate from society.
President Trump speaks along with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission Event in the East Room of the White House, Thursday, May 22, 2025, in Washington.
š Trumpās Make American Healthy Again Report š
The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission, launched by President Trump and led by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., released a landmark 26-page report on Wednesday, addressing the alarming rise in childhood chronic diseases. The report identifies ultra-processed foods, which constitute 70% of childrenās diets, as a primary driver of conditions like obesity, diabetes, and autism, with 40% of U.S. children affected by chronic illnesses. Environmental toxins, including PFAS chemicals in nonstick products and pesticides, are highlighted as significant contributors, with studies linking these to developmental disorders. The report also points to overmedicalization, noting a 1,400% increase in teen antidepressant use and excessive reliance on pharmaceuticals, as a factor exacerbating health issues.
President Trump initiated the MAHA Commission through an executive order in February , tasking it with uncovering the root causes of the nationās health decline over recent decades. The commissionās findings emphasize poor nutrition, with data showing a correlation between processed food consumption and rising obesity rates since the 1990s. It also addresses lifestyle factors like insufficient physical activity and increased screen time, which contribute to chronic conditions. The report calls for a federal overhaul of health policies, including stricter regulations on food chemicals and a review of drug approval processes to prioritize prevention.
Key takeaways include actionable recommendations to reduce exposure to harmful substances and improve childhood health outcomes. The commission proposes limiting ultra-processed foods in school lunches, promoting organic and whole foods, and investing in community-based nutrition programs. It also advocates for studying the long-term effects of environmental toxins like PFAS, found in food packaging, and reducing their use through updated safety standards. The report suggests reevaluating vaccination schedules and pharmaceutical interventions to address overmedicalization, citing data on rising autism rates potentially linked to food dyes and chemical exposures.
The MAHA Commissionās work has garnered significant public support, with a USA Today poll indicating 68% of Americans back its mission to tackle the health crisis. The reportās transparency, detailing specific toxins like glyphosate and their presence in everyday products, empowers families to make informed health choices. It also calls for collaboration with the USDA to reform subsidies that favor junk food production, aiming to shift agricultural priorities toward nutrient-dense crops. These bold steps mark a turning point in addressing systemic health challenges that have plagued American children for generations.
Under President Trumpās leadership, the MAHA Commission reflects a proactive approach to restoring national health, tackling issues long ignored by previous administrations. His administrationās commitment to rooting out the causes of chronic disease, from toxic chemicals to flawed dietary guidelines, sets a new standard for protecting Americaās future generations. By empowering the MAHA Commission to confront Big Pharma and the processed food industry, Trump is delivering on his promise to make America healthy again, ensuring a stronger, more vibrant nation.
Speaker Mike Johnson announces the passing of Trumpās Big Beautiful Bill at the Capitol on Thursday.
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š White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt robustly defended President Trumpās video claiming mistreatment of white South African farmers, rejecting a reporterās challenge as baseless during a contentious press briefing. The administration pointed to the video as evidence of targeted violence and land disputes affecting farmers, urging global attention to the issue. The reporterās question, which questioned the videoās accuracy, was dismissed as āridiculousā by the press secretary. The video specifically referenced alleged farm attacks and land expropriation policies in South Africa.
š« The Trump administration filed a complaint with the Department of Educationās Office for Civil Rights, accusing Columbia University of violating civil rights laws by failing to address antisemitic campus protests. The complaint alleges the university showed deliberate indifference to student safety during demonstrations that reportedly included harassment and threats. The investigation focuses on whether Columbia adequately protected Jewish students amid escalating protest activities. The administrationās action follows reports of multiple incidents during the 2024-2025 academic year.
š Representative Nancy Mace criticized stock trading by members of Congress, arguing it raises ethical concerns about lawmakers profiting from insider knowledge. She specifically questioned former House Speaker Nancy Pelosiās silence on the issue, pointing to significant stock trades by congressional members. The controversy centers on whether such trading influences legislative decisions, with Mace advocating for stricter regulations. Reports indicate some lawmakersā portfolios consistently outperformed the market, fueling the debate.
š« A federal judge in Massachusetts issued an injunction to block the Trump administrationās plan to dismantle the Department of Education through mass layoffs. The ruling requires the reinstatement of recently fired employees, citing the need to maintain the departmentās ability to fulfill its statutory obligations. The decision came in response to lawsuits filed by the State of New York and Somerville Public Schools, challenging the administrationās actions. The judgeās intervention aims to preserve the status quo while legal challenges proceed.concerns.
šØ A Florida woman was charged with assault after allegedly attacking a 72-year-old Trump supporter wearing a MAGA hat outside a grocery store in Jacksonville. The incident reportedly began with a verbal dispute over political views, escalating to physical violence, leaving the victim with minor injuries. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage to confirm details of the altercation. The woman, identified as a local resident, faces misdemeanor assault charges pending further investigation.
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