President Trump's ambitious legislative agenda could add over $2.4 trillion to the national debt in the next decade, facing criticism from figures like Elon Musk. House Speaker Mike Johnson seeks dialogue with Musk as the Senate pushes forward.
In a controversial move, the US has doubled tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum imports to 50%, aiming to bolster local industries despite backlash from key trading partners like Canada and Mexico.
In a surprising move, Citigroup has ended its seven-year policy that restricted banking services to firearm manufacturers and sellers, sparking backlash from gun control advocates and raising questions about corporate responsibility.
Acting FEMA Administrator David Richardson's comments about not knowing the hurricane season have ignited criticism from lawmakers, raising concerns about his preparedness as storms loom this summer.
The Department of Homeland Security abruptly removed its list of 'sanctuary jurisdictions' after facing intense criticism from local leaders and law enforcement. The list aimed to identify cities noncompliant with federal immigration laws but sparked confusion and backlash.
At a recent town hall, Iowa Senator Joni Ernst was met with fierce criticism from constituents over her support for President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act, leading to heated exchanges and boos from the crowd.
The Senate passed the GENIUS Act, aiming to regulate stablecoins and enhance consumer protection. While supporters believe it opens doors for innovation, critics warn of weak regulations and potential conflicts of interest tied to Trump.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio faces criticism for significant cuts to the foreign affairs budget, with Democrats warning that reducing USAID could allow China to gain diplomatic advantage. The debate intensifies as the U.S. navigates complex global challenges, including the war in Ukraine.
As House Speaker Mike Johnson races to finalize a massive spending cut package, Senate Republicans express skepticism, calling the bill 'wimpy' and 'anemic.' Key GOP senators are pushing back against elements of the proposal, citing concerns over Medicaid changes and tax hikes. Will the Senate reshape Johnson's plan or let it die?
In a heated Capitol Hill hearing, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced fierce criticism from House Democrats over his drastic budget cuts to federal health agencies, sparking a fiery debate on the future of medical research funding.
