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The analysis found that all Americans will make less in 2029, after some of the megabill’s tax provisions expire.

America’s problems are simple to diagnose and solve. Let’s stop pretending everything is complex and entertainingly counterintuitive.

The House and Senate are set to be out for a week in late September around Rosh Hashanah, then return for a Sept. 30 shutdown deadline.

Donald Trump has made one of the most remarkable blunders of his political career, beginning the process of changing the name of the “Department of Defense” to the “Department of War.” In doing so, Trump is eliminating an Orwellian propaganda term that was meant to disguise aggression as defense. Trump and “Secretary of War” Pete Hegseth believe that this new name will emphasize the “lethality” of the department. But what it will actually do—assuming it is followed through on, which is doubtful—is make it more obvious that the U.S. state is a warmongering aggressor, and galvanize opposition to U.S. military spending. It was difficult to convince Congress to cut “defense spending,” since, after all, who can oppose defense? On the other hand, “war spending” is easy to make a case against. The American people support defense, but they are sick of war.

Australian officials raised concerns to a bipartisan group of lawmakers about the pact's future.

“It looks like it was written by the Israelis,” a senior Hamas official told Drop Site.

The kingdom’s first issuance is a step toward shifting $180 billion in mortgages off bank balance sheets and into the hands of investors.

Some senior Democrats are already sounding pretty bearish about a bipartisan breakthrough to prevent a shutdown.

The party realizes it could face political disaster if it lets the Democrat-passed subsidies expire entirely.