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President Trumpās 24th week back in the Oval Office is shaping up to be one of the most explosive yet.
With his massive āBig, Beautiful Billā sprinting toward a July 4 deadline, GOP senators are pushing to lock in sweeping wins on taxes, the border, defense, and more ā all before Independence Day.
Meanwhile, the White House is also juggling tense Middle East diplomacy after Operation Midnight Hammer decimated Iranās nuclear sites. Talks with Tehran are ongoing, and Trump just teased a potential Gaza ceasefire within days.
From historic Senate battles to high-stakes peace deals, this week could redefine the Trump agenda ā and the world.
Stay tuned. The fireworks start now.
Get caught up on all the latest Trump news below!
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This week has been a whirlwind series of significant wins for President Trump, strengthening his position in international and national affairs through several historical accomplishments. The president's agenda has advanced through important judicial decisions, diplomatic breakthroughs in Middle Eastern tensions, and productive negotiations during NATO discussions, once again showing us what effective executive leadership looks like.
Just 23 weeks into his second-term, Trump has shown us the decisive leadership necessary to restore America's path toward economic growth and national strength. His approach addresses immediate challenges in real-time, but simultaneously he is establishing foundations for long-term benefits that will extend well beyond his time in office.
Check out all the latest developments and more below!
š Trumpās Big Beautiful Bill Overcomes Senate Delay for Final Debate
President Trumpās āBig, Beautiful Bill,ā a 940-page package passed by the House, secured a 51-49 Senate vote, ending a 16-hour Democratic-led reading of the bill text to delay proceedings. The legislation allocates $1.5 trillion for border security, enacts major tax cuts, and reduces Medicaid and food stamp funding, with a projected $4 trillion debt increase over ten years. Senate Republicans, including Ron Johnson, won concessions to advance the bill to up to 17 hours of debate, starting immediately after the vote. President Trump praised the progress, pushing for rapid Senate approval to enact his economic and security priorities. The billās final vote is expected imminently, targeting a July 4 signing deadline.
š³ļø Trumpās 2024 Victory Driven by Minority Voter Gains
A new Pew Research Center poll highlighted that President Trump significantly increased his support among minority voters in the 2024 presidential election, contributing to his victory. Among Hispanic voters, Trump secured 49% of the vote, trailing Harris by just 4 points, a notable improvement from previous elections. Black voters gave Trump 20% of their vote, with non-college-educated Black voters showing stronger support than in 2020. Asian voters supported Trump at 40%, compared to 57% for Harris, reflecting a shift toward a more diverse coalition. Non-college-educated voters, particularly White men and women, remained a strong foundation of Trumpās 2024 electoral success.
š CNN Host Applauds Trumpās āVery Consequentialā Week
In a surprising turn, CNN host Michael Smerconish, on his Saturday program, praised President Trump for a highly impactful week, citing significant progress in his administrationās agenda. Trump advanced his āBig, Beautiful Billā through a Senate hurdle, pushing tax cuts and border security funding closer to passage. He also lifted sanctions on Syria to support economic recovery efforts in the war-torn nation. Additionally, Trump delayed imposing 50% tariffs on EU imports to allow time for trade negotiations with Brussels. Smerconish commented that these moves, along with Trumpās resolution of the conflict between Israel and Iran, marked a refreshing and dynamic period for the president.
šØ Trump Warns GOP After Senator Opts Out of Re-Election
President Trump responded to Senator Thom Tillisā decision not to seek re-election in 2026, urging Senate Republicans to align with his agenda or face political consequences. Tillis, a North Carolina senator, cited his inability to fully support cost-cutting measures in Trumpās āBig, Beautiful Billā as a reason for stepping back. Trump emphasized that Republicans must unite to pass his legislation, which includes tax cuts and border security funding, to avoid primary challenges. The announcement follows intense Senate debates over the billās $4 trillion debt impact, showing major GOP divisions. Trumpās warning signals a push for party loyalty as he drives his economic and security priorities forward.
Trump walks to speak at an event to promote his domestic policy and budget agenda in the East Room of the White House on June 26, 2025.
š Trumpās Big Week of Wins š
President Trump has orchestrated a remarkable week of victories, cementing his administrationās influence on both global and domestic fronts with a series of bold achievements. From securing pivotal Supreme Court rulings to brokering an end to the Israel-Iran conflict and driving progress at the NATO summit, his leadership has delivered tangible results. These successes, coupled with advancements in Middle East diplomacy and domestic policy, have drawn praise from allies like Israel, ire from adversaries like Iran, and intense scrutiny at home as the Senate races toward a critical July 4 deadline for Trumpās flagship legislation.
The weekās momentum began with significant Supreme Court victories that bolstered Trumpās domestic agenda. The Courtās rulings limited the scope of nationwide injunctions, curbing the ability of lower courts to block federal policies, and strengthened executive authority, aligning with Trumpās push for streamlined governance.
Concurrently, President Trump played a pivotal role in ending the Israel-Iran conflict, leveraging U.S. diplomatic weight to secure a ceasefire following the U.S. strike on Iranās Fordow nuclear facility. Trumpās dominance at the NATO summit further showcased his global influence, with allies agreeing to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP, a move Trump championed to strengthen the allianceās readiness.
These international triumphs set the stage for continued progress in the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lauded Trumpās ātremendous supportā on X, crediting their shared vision to āmake the Middle East Great Againā after the ceasefire and collaborative efforts to counter regional threats. President Trump announced advancements in nuclear negotiations with Iran, warning that any attempt to restart Tehranās nuclear weapons program would trigger an immediate U.S. strike, while exploring a $30 billion civilian nuclear deal to stabilize the region. He also teased an expansion of the Abraham Accords, noting that ānew nationsā are poised to join the 2020 agreements that normalized relations between Israel and Arab states like the UAE. Four Arab nations, including Egypt, are now considering a joint governance plan for Gaza to replace Hamas, with Trump directing the Israeli Defense Forces to prevent the terror group from looting humanitarian aid.
Yet, challenges persist in the region. Hamas escalated tensions by offering bounties to kill U.S. and local aid workers in Gaza, a brazen move that exposes the groupās threat to stability. Iranās Supreme Leader also issued a religious ruling of āfatwaā, denouncing both Trump and Netanyahu as āenemies of God,ā reflecting Tehranās frustration as its nuclear capabilities weaken. These developments show the delicate balance Trump navigates in pursuing peace while confronting entrenched adversaries.
Domestically, the week culminated in a significant legislative push as the Senate advanced Trumpās āBig, Beautiful Bill,ā a 940-page package allocating $1.5 trillion for border security, enacting sweeping tax cuts, and reducing Medicaid and food stamp funding. After a 16-hour Democratic-led delay tactic involving a full reading of the bill, a 51-49 cloture vote cleared the way for up to 17 hours of debate, with a final vote expected imminently. President Trump, who set a July 4 deadline for the billās passage, praised the Senateās progress, emphasizing its role in delivering economic and security priorities. The legislationās projected $4 trillion debt increase has sparked debate, but Trumpās concessions to GOP holdouts like Senator Ron Johnson secured the necessary votes.
President Trumpās week of wins reflects a strategic blend of diplomatic resolve and domestic ambition. His ability to end the Israel-Iran conflict, secure NATO commitments, and advance landmark legislation has strengthened U.S. global standing and domestic policy. And as the Senate races toward the July 4 deadline, Trumpās vision for a transformed America and Middle East continues to take shape, promising both progress and complexity.
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š Multiple environmental groups filed a federal lawsuit to halt President Trumpās planned migrant detention center, dubbed āAlligator Alcatraz,ā on an Everglades airstrip. The suit claims the project, set to house thousands, violates federal environmental laws by ignoring ecological impacts on protected wetlands. Filed just before groundbreaking, the legal action seeks an injunction to stop construction until a full environmental review is conducted.
āļø MSNBC host Symone Sanders Townsend sharply criticized a Supreme Court ruling upholding President Trumpās executive order redefining birthright citizenship. The decision limits lower courtsā ability to issue nationwide injunctions, allowing Trumpās policy to restrict citizenship for children born to non-citizen parents. Townsend argued the ruling undermines constitutional protections, sparking heated debate over the 14th Amendmentās scope.
šØ The Justice Department terminated several prosecutors involved in the January 6 Capitol riot investigations, citing a shift in priorities under President Trumpās administration. The firings target attorneys who led high-profile cases against riot participants, signaling a move to de-emphasize past probes. Affected prosecutors were reassigned or offered resignation options, with the department focusing on new enforcement goals.
š Justice Amy Coney Barrett authored a stinging opinion in the Supreme Courtās final rulings, rejecting arguments from Justices Jackson and Sotomayor on a contentious case. Her opinion upheld President Trumpās policy initiatives, reinforcing executive authority against judicial overreach. The rulings, concluding the Courtās term, highlighted deep ideological divides among the justices.
š¤ Canada agreed to resume trade negotiations with the U.S. after rescinding its digital services tax, which had strained bilateral economic ties. The decision follows President Trumpās push for fairer trade terms, with talks focusing on reducing tariffs and boosting cross-border commerce. Both nations aim to finalize an agreement by late 2025 to strengthen economic cooperation.
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