House panel backs 3.5T bill with one Democrat dissent
The House Budget Committee advanced a 3.5 trillion dollar social and climate package on a near party line vote 20 17 with one Democrat voting no. Leaders and rank-and-file lawmakers push to resolve internal splits ahead of full House consideration.
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Kyrsten Sinema
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Justices urge view of court as nonpolitical force
Three Supreme Court justices urge the public not to see court decisions as partisan, warning about shrinking legitimacy amid polls showing low approval for the court. The remarks come as conservative majorities face scrutiny ahead of a blockbuster term with abortion and gun rights on the docket.
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Poles and Hungarians debate EU exit amid rule of law tensions
In Hungary and Poland, right wing leaders compare the EU to past oppressors and hint at leaving the bloc. While most citizens favor staying, officials spotlight the Brussels push to withhold funds over concerns about judicial independence and media freedom as fines and funding rules tighten.
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