Donald Trump criticized Congress over the debt ceiling debate, urging immediate action and warning GOP members of primary challenges if they support unfavorable bills.
President-elect Donald Trump has proposed abolishing the federal debt ceiling, calling it a "fake" constraint on debt control, a move that challenges traditional Republican fiscal strategies.
Despite ongoing meetings with lawmakers, including key Republican and Democratic senators, no public endorsements have been made, raising doubts about her confirmation.
The bill, set to fund the government until March, has sparked backlash from fiscal conservatives, with Representative Chip Roy calling it a “dumpster fire,”
A poll by Emerson College reveals 41% of adults under 30 find the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson acceptable, sparking debates about societal attitudes toward violence.
Congress has reached a bipartisan agreement to prevent a government shutdown, extending the funding deadline to March 14 and including provisions like disaster relief, economic support for farmers, and a one-year extension of the farm bill.
The ban, driven by national security concerns over TikTok’s ties to ByteDance, intensified following political tensions and protests earlier this year, as Congress voted to outlaw the app.
Debate continues over missed ratification deadlines and whether states can rescind support, with potential legal battles and historical implications on the horizon.