Senate Republicans choose not to discuss with the parliamentarian about Trump tax cuts and their impact on the deficit.
Senate Democrats have made several attempts to connect with their Republican colleagues in order to clarify a central question: would extending Trump’s 2017 tax cuts contribute to a future federal deficit? They claim that Republicans have entirely dismissed this discussion up to now. The ongoing partisan clash surrounding the budgetary implications of solidifying Trump’s tax […]
Mace asks Trump to restore climate funding from the Biden administration: Report
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) has asked the Trump administration to halt Biden-era climate initiatives to bolster auto manufacturing in the southeastern U.S., particularly in the Lowcountry region. In a letter released recently, Mace urged the Department of Energy (DOE) to provide funding for the Mercedes-Benz plant modification aimed at producing electric vehicles, claiming this could […]
Senate Republicans revise SNAP provisions in Trump bill just before the vote.
Senate Republicans Update SNAP Proposal The latest iteration of the Senate Republican proposal, often referred to as President Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill,” has undergone some significant changes regarding federal spending on the Supplementary Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). This comes following recent objections raised by Alaska Republicans. According to the new plan, states with a payment […]
37% of Gen Z college graduates are now seeking blue-collar jobs
Recent findings indicate that Generation Z is significantly shifting from conventional university paths to trade jobs and apprenticeships. A May 2025 survey by Resume Builder, which included responses from 1,434 Gen Z individuals, explored how economic challenges, rising tuition costs, and fears about AI are influencing career choices. The results revealed that 42% of Gen […]
Senate official approves GOP’s revised SNAP plan in a significant new legislation.
Republican Plan for SNAP Food Benefits Moves Forward Efforts by Republicans to mandate that states share the cost of food benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) may gain momentum following a recent ruling by the Senate Rules Tribunal. Senator Elizabeth McDonough approved the revised proposal from the Senate shortly after dismissing an earlier […]
Stocks hit all-time highs as trade worries related to Trump lessen on Wall Street
Stock Market Reaches New Heights Amid Tariff Changes On Friday, major stock market indexes hit record highs, bouncing back from a downturn triggered by President Trump’s tariffs earlier in the spring. The S&P 500 index climbed by 0.5%, adding about 32.6 points and surpassing the prior record of 6,147 points set back in February. Meanwhile, […]
Rising prices for barbecue essentials this year, study reveals
Savannah, Georgia – As you kick off your July 4th celebrations and get the grill ready, it might be interesting to note that while the average cost for a cookout has dipped a bit compared to last year, some prices at the grocery store could still surprise you. The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has […]
Senate parliamentarian disapproves tax exemption for religious colleges and gun silencer deregulation in GOP major bill
A senator has dismissed Republican efforts to exempt a select few religious institutions, like Hillsdale University, from taxation on university contributions. This comes amid a proposed GOP bill aimed at significantly increasing taxes on donations from affluent universities, while specifically exempting Hillsdale, a Christian liberal arts college in Michigan, which has enlisted lobbyists to avoid […]
House GOP moves forward with bill that weakens government oversight
The House Republicans have pushed forward a bill that aims to reduce funding for the Government Accountability Office (GAO) by about 50% in the fiscal year 2026, a decision that is likely to spark protests from Democrats. They argue that such a move runs counter to Republican claims of wanting to eliminate government waste. On […]
Senators and the White House consider September deadline for cryptocurrency regulations
White House and Senators Push for Crypto Surveillance Law On Thursday, a White House adviser alongside two prominent senators announced plans to establish regulations for the cryptocurrency sector, aiming for completion by the end of September, with a proposed early August deadline. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott (R-S.C.) laid out this new timeline during […]