CBO says Trump bill would add 2.4 trillion to deficits
The Congressional Budget Office warns that the Republican plan to extend tax cuts and cut spending would widen deficits by about 2.4 trillion over ten years and leave millions uninsured. It details significant Medicaid and SNAP changes, tax breaks, and a large increase in debt limits as the White House and GOP push to advance the bill.
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Trump announces new travel ban on citizens from 12 nations
President Donald Trump unveiled a new travel ban restricting visitors from 12 countries and tightening limits for guests from seven more, with the measure to take effect Monday at 12 01 a m. The plan follows Supreme Court rulings and cites security concerns after a Boulder Colorado attack linked to a suspect from Egypt, not on the list.
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Judge halts deportation for Boulder attack suspect's family
U S District Judge Gordon P Gallagher ordered an immediate halt to deportation proceedings against the family of Mohamed Sabry Soliman to protect their constitutional rights. The Egyptian wife and five children were taken into custody after Soliman, 45, faced federal hate crime and state attempted murder charges for a firebombing in downtown Boulder.
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South Korea vows renewed talks with North and US Japan ties
South Korea's new president Lee Jae myung pledged to restart dormant talks with North Korea and build a trilateral partnership with the United States and Japan. He laid out policy goals for a five year term, urging deterrence against nuclear threats while opening a channel for dialogue.
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