House approves rescissions bill targeting public broadcasting and foreign aid
The House passed a rescissions package 216 to 213 to cancel about 9 billion dollars in funding, including 1.1 billion for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and nearly 8 billion in foreign aid, sending the measure to President Trump for his signature amid Republican tension and Democratic opposition.
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Tax law debate splits Americans on who benefits
An AP NORC poll finds about two thirds expect the new tax and spending law will help the wealthy, with many saying it will hurt low income and middle class people. Republicans push the law as universal tax cuts while critics cite Medicaid and food assistance cuts as benefiting the rich.
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Stocks Slip After Record Week on Wall Street
U S stocks closed with modest losses as the S&P 500 dipped less than a tenth of a percent and the Dow fell 142 points while the Nasdaq inched higher. Norfolk Southern rose 2.5 percent on reports of a merger talk with Union Pacific, clouded by regulatory scrutiny.
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Trump signs GENIUS Act strengthening crypto regulation
President Trump signed the GENIUS Act to establish guardrails and consumer protections for stablecoins, aiming to boost confidence in the crypto sector. The bill passed both chambers with broad support as the industry expands its political influence. The law bars member of Congress and families from profiting off stablecoins, while the White House vows to push the United States as a crypto capital of the world.
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