US Budget Reconciliation Bill: A Disastrous Foregone Conclusion?
US House passes unpopular budget reconciliation bill, predicted to increase deficit by $3.3tn and leave millions without healthcare.
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July 2025
Impact of Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ on US Climate Policy
Discover how new US legislation could reshape climate and energy policy by potentially repealing clean energy tax…
House Passes Legislation with Devastating Implications for US Healthcare
Trump administration's new legislation could lower ACA enrollment rates and cut Medicaid funding by $930 billion in…
How does Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ affect US energy dominance?
The "big, beautiful bill" is poised to overhaul US energy policy, but experts argue whether it's a step towards dominance or submission.
Recent Investment Moves: Acquisitions, Mergers, Funding, and Exits
Stay updated with the recent platform investments, add-ons, strategics, exits, and insights in the private equity…
Pressure Mounts on House to Pass Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ by…
Pressure builds on House Republicans to pass President Trump's extensive tax and spending bill by the July 4…
Budget-Friendly Garmin Beats Apple Watch: Prime Day Price Drop
Counting Down to Amazon Prime Day
You're likely looking forward to Amazon Prime Day, one of the most significant online retail events, beginning on July 8. However, some early deals have already started to make their appearance, such as the offer on the Garmin Vivoactive 5 smartwatch, now available for an unprecedented low price.
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House G.O.P. Suppresses Revolt, Trump Policy Bill Passes Congress
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Congress has passed President Trump's comprehensive domestic policy bill. After quelling a revolt within…
Climate Change & Sanctions: A Preview of Global Food Security Crisis
Sanctions hint at the global food security crisis due to climate change affecting world politics.
Six Democrats Denounce GOP’s Budget Bill, Urge House Rejection
"Senate Republicans pass budget increasing costs for Coloradans, stripping 17 million Americans of healthcare, increasing the deficit."