Senate begins vote-a-rama on Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' and more top headlines
1. Senate begins vote-a-rama on Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill'
2. SWAT team finds Idaho suspect dead after hours-long manhunt
3. Satellite photos reveal ongoing activity at bombed Iranian nuclear site
BACK ON COURSE – Canada folds on digital services tax after Trump suspends trade talks. Continue reading …
RADICAL THREAT – Top Iranian cleric issues 'fatwa' against Trump and Netanyahu. Continue reading …
VERDICT COUNTDOWN – Diddy jurors face 'battleground' as deliberations begin in rapper's federal trial. Continue reading …
WITNESS SHOWDOWN – Pennsylvania residents fight subpoenas in Bryan Kohberger's Idaho murder case. Continue reading …
SAFER STREETS – Big cities see major change after abandoning 'defund the police' movement. Continue reading …
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'GREAT NEWS' – Trump reacts to Tillis' retirement while sending warning to Republicans. Continue reading …
UNLAWFUL CONDUCT – Man arrested after disrupting Senate debate on Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill.' Continue reading …
UNITY PREVAILS – Utah senator caves after pressure, withdraws federal land provision from GOP bill. Continue reading …
JUDICIAL OVERREACH – The five liberal courts that tied Trump's hands before SCOTUS clipped their power. Continue reading …
RINGING ENDORSEMENT – Fact-checker defends socialist NYC mayoral frontrunner from Trump's fiery attack. Continue reading …
NOT A SAVIOR – Former first lady's podcast soars as Dems warned not to rely on Obamas for salvation. Continue reading …
FRACTURED COALITION – Former NBC host says Democrats are just 'collection of people that don't like Trump.' Continue reading …
'ON A ROLL' – CNN host admits Trump is 'winning' with recent administration successes. Continue reading …
KELLY LOEFFLER – Trump's 'One Big, Beautiful Bill' could cement economic legacy for decades. Continue reading …
KIRON SKINNER – Trump's new American doctrine means peace through strength has returned. Continue reading …
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TAB OUT – Bartenders 'annoyed' by Gen Z's drinking habit that's costing bars money. Continue reading …
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SECRETS OF THE PAST – Viking-era burial site with elite family treasures and gifts discovered. Continue reading …
BREAKFAST IS SERVED – Patient pooch waits for his moment to strike. See video …
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KATIE PAVLICH – Trump sees Supreme Court ruling on nationwide injunctions as a green light for his agenda. See video …
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