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The Senate will start the “vote-a-rama” on the Donald Trump bill. Two firefighters were killed while responding to a brush fire in Idaho. Trump is expected to visit the “Alligator Alcatraz” detention center tomorrow.
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Senate to start the “vote-a-rama” today on the Trump agenda bill before the final vote
THE The Senate will start a process called “voting-a-rama” Today at 9 a.m. in which members can offer unlimited changes to the Radical National Policy Package for the agenda of President Donald Trump. The Senate led by the Republicans advanced the bill on Saturday evening after an hour -long dramatic vote, approaching a step closer to the passage.
Yesterday, the Budget Office of the Non -Somited Congress published an analysis noting that the Senate bill would increase the national debt by 3.3 billions of dollars over the next 10 years. And he provided that the legislation would lead to 11.8 million people losing their health insurance by 2034 if it is promulgated.
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It is not yet known whether the Senate, where the Republicans have a majority of 53-47, will finally have the votes to adopt the bill. The legislation would extend the tax reductions that Trump was signed in 2017 and reduces taxes on advice and overtime. It includes an increase of $ 150 billion to military spending this year, as well as an increase in federal money to make Trump’s mass deportations and the immigration application agenda. He would partly pay with this with Medicaid cups, snap and clean energy financing.
Senator Thom Tillis, RN.C., announced that he would not present himself to re -electionOne day after having attracted Trump’s anger for opposing the party’s national policy sweeping. The surprise decision opens a siege in the battlefield of the North Carolina which was already one of the most highly contested races in the mid-term of 2026.
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An alleged shooter found dead after a fatal shooting of firefighters from Idaho
Two firefighters were shot dead While they responded to a brushing fire near Alene’s heart, Idaho, the authorities said. Another injured firefighter was without surgical intervention and stable at the hospital on Sunday evening.
The fire seemed to have been put in the context of an “ambush”, and the sheriff deputies took an active shot from elite shooters, said Sheriff of the county of Kootenai, Bob Norris. A man whose body was found on the Canfield mountain next to a firearm would have acted alone by shooting the first stakeholders, said Norris. Federal authorities have contributed to the technology that helped follow a mobile phone signal leading to the suspect’s body.
The authorities have not published the names of the victims or the shooter.
Trump expected to visit the detention center “ Alligator Alcatraz ” this week
President Donald Trump should attend the Formal opening of a controversial immigration detention center In Florida Everglades, the heads of state nicknamed “Alligator Alcatraz”. Two White House officials and an official from Florida familiar with the trip confirmed to NBC News that Trump is “likely” to be there.
Last weekend, environmental groups continued to block the plan, arguing that it could have devastating effects on Everglades and hundreds of people also protested the construction of the establishment, which should have 5,000 immigrant detention beds. It is estimated that it will cost $ 450 million a year.
The debate on the “Alligator Alcatraz” detention center is personal to members of the Miccosukee and Seminole tribes – Their houses and ceremonial sites surround the detention center on three sides.
The fears grow up for the chief of the Gaza hospital who went to Israeli tanks before arrest
The director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, was last seen heading for Israeli tanks before being placed in police custody by soldiers besieged at the complex. Before his detention, Abu Safiya, 51, was also the principal doctor in Gaza for Medglobal, a non -profit organization based in Chicago who has teamed up with local health workers since 2018 and has organized volunteer medical missions in the enclave.
Five other members of the Medglobal team were also detained, and today the organization called for the Liberation of dozens of health workers held by Israelincluding Abu Safiya. “The Israeli authorities have violated on several occasions and openly international humanitarian law in the detention and repeated attacks against health workers,” he said in a joint letter published today alongside several other organizations, including Human Rights Watch.
Their call for “immediate and unconditional liberation” of health workers owned, while the health of the health of Abu Safiya, which has been detained for more than six months without indictment, according to their colleagues, family and legal team.
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Staff choice: board game entrepreneur fears Trump Tariff Turmoil
Dan Linden has spent tens of thousands of dollars from his life savings in Paris on a board game made in China. Under the previous negotiation rules, the game, called offshoots – thinks that Jinga meets Kinex – would have been subject to any price. But with Trump continuously announcing new commercial tasks targeting Chinese goods, Linden fears for all his livelihoodNot only for the future of his dream product, because his day work is also in the industry. “I am not a millionaire or anything,” said Linden. “These price tubes of $ 10,000, $ 20,000, $ 30,000 will withdraw a large part of my pocket.”
The history of Linden is representative of thousands of other owners of small businesses and entrepreneurs, who, unlike companies of several billion dollars with which they compete, often have little appeal when it comes to moving their supply chains or their cost structures to respond to Trump prices
– Rob Wile, journalist
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