Washington — The House is nearing a final vote Thursday on President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” after Republican leaders overcame resistance from GOP holdouts in a dramatic overnight session, prompting Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries to delay a final vote by delivering the longest House speech on record. “We’ll have the votes,” House Speaker Mike Johnson said Thursday morning.
The White House on July 1, 2025. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch Times The Trump administration on Thursday released its yearly report that shows the salaries for White House staffers, also revealing officials who aren’t accepting salaries at all. The report shows that the top earner in the White House is Jacalynne B. Klopp, a senior adviser
Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) took to the House floor with an hours-long speech on Thursday, delaying a final vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill. President Donald Trump will meet with freed American Israeli hostage Edan Alexander at the White House on Thursday. The New Jersey native endured brutal torture at the hand… Original
In the final vote, the One Big Beautiful Bill passed in the House with 218-214 votes. President Donald Trump will meet with freed American Israeli hostage Edan Alexander at the White House on Thursday. The New Jersey native endured brutal torture at the hands of the Hamas terrorist group during his long imprisonment in Gaza.
An FBI agent walks toward a crime scene in Gilroy, Calif., on July 29, 2019. Mario Tama/Getty Images New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has confirmed that federal officials informed her about a possible terrorist threat ahead of the July 4 Independence Day holiday. “Our federal partners reiterated yesterday that lone wolf actors remain the greatest
Top-ranking Food and Drug Administration officials picked by the Trump administration under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. overrode career staff at the agency to limit the approvals of COVID-19 shots from Novavax and Moderna, according to records released by the FDA. In a memorandum following Novavax’s approval in May, which narrowed
The Department of Homeland Security’s intelligence arm plans to cut nearly three-quarters of its full-time employees, shaving its Office of Intelligence & Analysis down from about 1,000 staff to just 275, according to four sources briefed on the matter. The exact timing of the cuts remains unclear; sources tell CBS News the staff reductions have