Sen. John Fetterman says he’s “back home” from hospital after falling
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Senate Democrats block GOP plan for 10th time, ensuring shutdown lasts into next week
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Senate Dems tease hardball defense spending strategy
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Thune says Senate will work over weekend if Democrats don’t reopen government
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Senator Chris Murphy on the most recent and devastating nuclear option move by Republicans.
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🔥 “Evil Persists in Darkness” – Senator SLAMS ICE Facility After Being Denied Entry! 🚨🕵️‍♀️📍A Maryland senator is sounding the alarm after being blocked from entering the Newark ICE detention center. ... TikTok video by Political News Network

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🚨 Dem Senator Sounds the Alarm! 📉 Party Ratings Hit 30-Year Low 😬🗣️ A top Democratic Senator just admitted what many have been whispering… the party has a MASSIVE messaging problem 😳. As public trust ... TikTok video by Political News Network

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Some federal funds released to schools, nearly $5 billion still frozen The announcement regarding the release of over $1 billion in funding came after a letter was written by 10 Senate Republicans, including Alabama's Senator Katie Britt.

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Who Is Lindsey Graham? All About the US Senator Who Warned India Over Russian Oil Imports Lindsey Graham warning to India over Russian oil imports sparks controversy. US Senator threatens sanctions as Trump plans trade action. Learn who Lindsey Graham is, his military and political career.

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Senator SHOCKED 😱 by Trump Official’s Zero Remorse Over Military Leak! 🇺🇸📱🔥 Senate drama unfolds as a top Trump official shows no regret after sharing sensitive U.S. military info via Signal! 🤯 One De... TikTok video by Political News Network

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Republican-led US Senate confirms Trump’s first second-term judicial nominee By Nate Raymond and Jack Queen WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President Donald Trump secured approval of his first judicial nominee of his second term, as the U.S. Senate confirmed a former law clerk to three members of the U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority to a seat on a federal appeals court. The Republican-led Senate voted 46-42 along party lines in favor of Whitney Hermandorfer, a lawyer serving under Tennessee’s attorney general, to be appointed as a life-tenured judge on the Cincinnati-based 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. She is the first of 15 judicial nominees the president has announced to date to secure Senate approval, as Trump and his Republican allies in the Senate look to add to the 234 judicial appointments Trump made in his first term. With Hermandorfer’s confirmation, Trump tied former President Joe Biden’s total of 235 judicial appointments. Such appointments could help Trump further shift the ideological balance of the judiciary to the right at a moment when White House officials have accused judges who have blocked parts of his immigration and cost-cutting agenda they have found to be unlawful of being part of a "judicial coup." Republican Senate Majority Leader John Thune, ahead of a procedural vote on Hermandorfer’s nomination on Thursday, said the goal was to fill around 50 judicial vacancies on the bench with judges who "understand the proper role of a judge." He said judges should "understand that their job is to interpret the law, not usurp the job of the people’s elected representatives by legislating from the bench." In a statement after the vote, Republican Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley praised Hermandorfer’s qualifications and said Republicans will push forward with nominations despite "obstruction" by Democrats. Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor Monday that Trump is only interested in appointing "foot soldiers in black robes" to the courts. Hermandorfer clerked for Supreme Court justices Samuel Alito and Amy Coney Barrett, and clerked for Justice Brett Kavanaugh while he was a judge on a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. Barrett and Kavanaugh were appointed to the Supreme Court in Trump’s first term, giving it a 6-3 conservative majority. Senate Democrats had argued that Hermandorfer, 38, who is just a decade out of law school, lacked sufficient legal experience to join the bench and had shown a willingness to support extreme legal positions supporting Trump’s agenda. With valuations skyrocketing in 2024, many investors are uneasy putting more money into stocks. Unsure where to invest next? Get access to our proven portfolios and discover high-potential opportunities. In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. That's an impressive track record. With portfolios tailored for Dow stocks, S&P stocks, Tech stocks, and Mid Cap stocks, you can explore various wealth-building strategies.

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📣 “One of the STUPIDEST Decisions Ever!” – Democrat SLAMS DHS Secretary on Policy Failures 😳🔥🎙️ In a fiery takedown, a top Democratic senator didn't hold back, calling out the Department of Homeland S... TikTok video by Political News Network

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🔥 “He’s Out of His Depth!” GOP Senator Regrets Voting for Pete Hegseth 😳🇺🇸A top Republican senator is BACKTRACKING hard on his support for Pete Hegseth — the very vote that secured Hegseth’s confirmat... TikTok video by Political News Network

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Stock Market News, July 1, 2025: Dow Rises After Senate Passage of Megabill - WSJ Stock Market News, July 1, 2025: Dow Rises After Senate Passage of Megabill  WSJ

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Senate passes Trump’s policy bill; ADP report ahead - what’s moving markets Investing.com - U.S. stock futures point higher following the Senate’s passage of a behemoth fiscal bill that holds President Donald Trump’s signature legislative agenda. The measure now moves to the House of Representatives, with Republicans facing an impending deadline to bring the bill before Trump to be signed into law. On the economic calendar, private payrolls data could provide a fresh glimpse into the state of the American labor market. 1. Futures higher U.S. stock futures edged higher on Wednesday, as investors assessed the U.S. Senate’s now-approved version of a massive tax-cuts and spending package and kept tabs on the outlook for interest rates and tariffs. By 03:33 ET (07:33 GMT), the Dow futures contract had inched up by 127 points, or 0.3%, S&P 500 futures had advanced by 17 points, or 0.3%, and Nasdaq 100 futures had climbed by 56 points, or 0.2%. The main indices were mixed in the previous session, with traders eyeing a more hawkish reading of U.S. hiring and a smaller-than-anticipated contraction in manufacturing sector activity. But the major story revolved around the fate of Trump’s so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which, after narrowly passing the Senate, now moves to the House of Representatives for final approval -- with a self-imposed July 4 deadline to have the legislation on Trump’s desk looming large. 2. House to take up Senate’s version of Trump-backed fiscal package Still, it remains uncertain whether the Republican lawmakers currently trying to shepherd the bill through Congress will be able to meet that date. The House is expected to take up the Senate’s updated text on Wednesday, although some pushback from more fiscally-conservative GOP legislators is predicted to emerge. Throughout the drawn-out process of passing the bill, some Republicans have balked at its potential impact on the country’s finances. Nonpartisan observers have flagged that the measures, which include the extension of Trump’s 2017 tax cuts, new tax reductions, and increased spending on defense and border security, will end up expanding the federal debt pile by over $3 trillion. Despite the projected uptick in U.S. obligations, Treasury markets have reacted in a relatively muted manner, “cushioned by hopes” that the Federal Reserve may decide to slash interest rates in the coming months, analysts at ING said in a note to clients. 3. ADP jobs data ahead The trajectory of Fed policy will likely be front and center when the latest monthly gauge of private payrolls is released on Wednesday. Economists expect the figure in the ADP National Employment Report to rise to 99,000 in June, up from 37,000 in the prior month. Data on Tuesday showed that while job openings unexpectedly ticked up in May, hiring weakened, indicating a possible cooling in an otherwise resilient labor picture. Further insight into the health of the labor market is due to come on Thursday, when the all-important nonfarm payrolls report is scheduled to be unveiled. Pushing for maximum employment, along with corralling inflationary pressures, has long been a key mandate for Fed policymakers. Labor market demand has shown signs of receding while price gains have recently been relatively benign, although central bank officials have largely backed a wait-and-see approach to further interest rate changes, citing uncertainty over the effect of sweeping U.S. tariffs on the wider economy. 4. Trump hints at India trade deal with tariff pause deadline looming The levies have been a major focus for markets, especially with the expiration of a pause to Trump’s punishing "reciprocal" duties just days away. Trump administration officials have been carrying out negotiations with a host of nations during the delay, yet the White House has displayed little progress in securing fresh agreements. On Tuesday, Trump told reporters that he believed India was ready to ink a trade deal with the U.S. that would help American companies and lower the country’s tariffs. India faces an impending 26% levy rate on July 9, when Trump’s reciprocal tariff delay ends. "Right now, India doesn’t accept anybody in. I think India is going to do that, if they do that, we’re going to have a deal for less, much less tariffs," he said. However, Trump also hinted that he may not choose to extend the deadline -- and would simply send out letters telling individual nations their tariff rates. 5. Oil subdued Crude prices were little moved Wednesday, as traders digested progress towards an Israel-Hamas ceasefire and a build in U.S. inventories ahead of an upcoming OPEC+ meeting. At 03:32 ET, Brent futures inched up 0.1% to $67.16 a barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures were unchanged at $65.45 a barrel. President Trump on Tuesday evening said Israel had agreed to the conditions needed to finalize a 60-day ceasefire with Hamas, while also urging the Palestinian group to accept the deal. Data from the American Petroleum Institute showed on Tuesday that U.S. oil inventories grew 0.68 million barrels in the week to June 27, a build that followed five weeks of deep, outsized draws in U.S. oil stockpiles, and raised some questions over fuel demand in the travel-heavy summer season. The official government inventory report is due later on Wednesday.

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President Trump Hails Victory as ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Clears Senate Hurdle 🇺🇸🔥 (June 29)📅 June 29, 2025 — President Donald Trump is celebrating a major legislative win as his “big, beautiful bill” pas... TikTok video by Political News Network

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Senate tweaks to Trump tax bill seen adding to US debt in line with House plan By Davide Barbuscia NEW YORK (Reuters) -U.S. Senate Republicans’ proposed changes to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax-cut and spending bill are expected to push U.S. debt levels higher, roughly in line with projections from the House-passed version, analysts said on Tuesday. Senate Republicans on Monday unveiled proposed changes to the bill the House of Representatives passed last month. The proposals, subject to ongoing negotiations, would make some business-related tax breaks permanent while making the deduction for state and local income taxes more limited. "The fiscal effects of the Senate’s legislation as it currently stands look likely to be similar over the next few years to what the House passed," Alec Phillips, an analyst at Goldman Sachs, wrote in a note on Tuesday. The proposals will likely add "at least a few hundred billion dollars" to the estimated 10-year cost of the legislation, he added. The House-passed legislation would add $2.4 trillion to U.S. government debt over the next 10 years, or $3 trillion if interest costs are taken into account, the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimated earlier this month. The cost would reach $5 trillion over a decade if policymakers extend temporary provisions, the committee has said. No formal cost estimates by the Joint Committee on Taxation, a nonpartisan committee of the U.S. Congress, and by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office have been released since the Senate proposals. Concerns over the fiscal impact of the bill have been a key driver of the U.S. bond market in recent weeks, as a meaningful increase to the $36 trillion U.S. debt pile could push Treasury yields higher due to more sizeable government debt sales. "A key contributor to the bond-bearish narrative at the moment is the GOP’s (Grand Old Party) budget bill," BMO Capital Markets analysts said in a note on Tuesday. "At the end of the day, there will still be a significant increase in the deficit that the Treasury Department will be tasked with funding," the BMO analysts said.

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Tense moments at the FBI HQ in Los Angeles — Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) was briefly detained after interrupting Homeland Security Sec. Kristi Noem’s press conference.
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Concerns Mount Over Senator John Fetterman's Health Following Recent Reports Concerns Mount Over Senator John Fetterman's Health Following Recent Reports - South Florida Media

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Dems slow action in Senate over multiple bills, threaten final day Democrats in the Alabama Senate on Wednesday drastically slowed action and GOP plans over two separate issues. One of which now threatens bill passage on the final day of the 2025 legislative session next week. The post Dems slow action in Senate over multiple bills, threaten final day appeared first on Alabama Daily News.

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John Fetterman’s Troubling Descent: Health Concerns and Airplane Confrontation Raise Alarm Senator Fetterman faces scrutiny over mental health and a viral airplane seatbelt altercation.

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Senator Jon Ossoff Signals Support for Impeachment of President Trump Amid Calls for Accountability

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Senate Moves Fast to Confirm Lt. Gen. Caine as Joint Chiefs Chairman Amid Tensions - #WorldEye

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Trump's Tariffs Rock Markets, the World struggles to react #TrumpTariffs #EconomicCrisis📅 April 4, 2025 — Trump’s tariffs spark chaos, market plunge, and global blowback. Read more at todayscraziness.com | #SenateNews #HousePolitics #JDVance #GlobalMarkets #liberationday2025

Pro-Trump senator meets Chinese Premier Li with US executives BEIJING (Reuters) -U.S. Republican Senator Steve Daines met Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing with a group of seven American executives on Sunday, following an annual business summit in the Chinese capital attended by top foreign CEOs. Daines was accompanied by Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) CEO Cristiano Amon, Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) CEO Albert Bourla, Cargill CEO Brian Sikes, Boeing (NYSE:BA) Global Senior Vice President Brendan Nelson, and other executives at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People, according to a foreign media pool report. Daines’ trip marks the first time a U.S. politician has visited China since U.S. President Donald Trump took office in January. Beijing is seeking high-level dialogue with the new administration, with hopes of reaching a deal to avert further tariff pressure from Washington. Daines, a staunch supporter of Trump and member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, was heavily involved in negotiations over U.S.-China trade during Trump’s first term, and has made multiple trips to China as a senator. He lived in Guangzhou and Hong Kong in the 1990s while working as an executive for Proctor & Gamble, which he referenced in his opening speech. "Collectively, these seven companies have over 275 years of experience of doing business in China," Daines said as he introduced the American CEOs, according to a pool transcript. "These companies have each been here decades, growing the businesses, contributing significantly to growing the businesses and creating success." Beijing has been trying to attract foreign investment to offset U.S. tariff pressure and its slowing domestic economy. The U.S. executives were granted an audience with Li Qiang, who will not meet separately with other foreign CEOs at the China Development Forum for the second year in a row. The annual closed-door meeting with the premier was traditionally viewed as a summit highlight by foreign CEOs, who saw it as an opportunity to air their concerns. Relations between China and the U.S. have come under new strain after Trump slapped additional tariffs on Chinese goods, accusing Beijing of not doing enough to stem the flow of fentanyl into the United States. In early April, Trump is expected to unleash a round of tariffs on all countries that tax U.S. imports, potentially including China. A U.S. review of whether China has fulfilled promises made during the "phase one" trade deal from Trump’s first administration is set to conclude on April 1. "Currently, U.S.-China relations have come to an important juncture," Li told Daines in their meeting, stressing the need to choose dialogue over confrontation. "Our two sides need to choose dialogue over confrontation, win-win cooperation over zero-sum competition," Li said. Other Chinese officials present at the meeting with Daines and the U.S. executives included Commerce Minister Wang Wentao, Executive Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu, and the director of China’s state planner, Zheng Shanjie. The U.S. Embassy’s newly arrived charge d’affaires, Anny Vu, was also present at the meeting. Daines met Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng in Beijing on Saturday. He discussed the need for China to stop the flow of fentanyl precursors and "expressed hope that further high-level talks between the U.S. and China will take place in the near future," according to a post he put on social media platform X.

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