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President Trump proposed that federal health insurance funds currently sent to insurers be redirected directly to Americans to improve healthcare access and end the government shutdown, amid ongoing legislative stalemate between Democrats and Republicans.
The US government shutdown continues as Senate Republicans reject Democrats' offer for a one-year extension of health care subsidies, leading to disruptions in air travel and delays in food aid, with ongoing political stalemate and negotiations.
A growing number of Senate Republicans are open to a deal on extending ACA premium subsidies, which could help end the government shutdown and prevent health care premium spikes, though some demand reforms and conditions such as an income cap before supporting an extension.
Senate Republicans are actively investigating Jack Smith's probe into Trump, releasing nearly 200 subpoenas and criticizing the investigation as politically motivated, while also addressing other issues like tariffs, government shutdown, and military posture in Europe.
Vance assured that troops will receive their paychecks this week amid ongoing government shutdown negotiations, while the White House explores options to fund food assistance programs like SNAP, which are running out of cash. The discussions also involved Senate Republicans urging unity to pressure Democrats into reopening the government, with some focus on broader funding issues and policy debates such as beef imports from Argentina.
The ongoing government shutdown, now the second-longest in history, continues with no resolution in sight, as Senate Republicans and Democrats trade blame. Vice President JD Vance is set to meet with Senate Republicans to discuss tariffs, amid ongoing debates over funding measures for federal workers and programs like SNAP, which faces an imminent halt. Community efforts like the World Central Kitchen are providing aid to furloughed workers, highlighting the human impact of the shutdown.
JD Vance is meeting with Senate Republicans amid ongoing government shutdown discussions, with GOP divided over whether to pass targeted bills or wait for broader negotiations. Meanwhile, Democrats are pushing for a 'clean' funding bill, and Illinois redistricting is also a key issue. The shutdown continues into its fifth week, with both parties strategizing on how to proceed.
The article discusses the ongoing debate over funding for SNAP benefits amid a government shutdown, with House Speaker Mike Johnson supporting the administration's decision not to use emergency funds, risking a lapse in food aid for 42 million Americans, while some Republicans advocate for a standalone SNAP funding bill to prevent this crisis.
Senate Republicans are considering extending government funding through December 2026 to end the ongoing shutdown, with divisions within the party over the length of the extension, amid broader budget debates and political implications.
Senate Republicans ultimately opposed Ingrassia's confirmation due to concerns over his qualifications, past remarks involving antisemitic tropes, and a harassment investigation, leading to his rejection by the Senate.
President Trump hosted a lunch with Senate Republicans at the White House amid ongoing government shutdown negotiations, with discussions focusing on party unity and strategies to resolve the funding impasse. Meanwhile, Senate Republicans and Democrats remain divided over measures to reopen the government, with ongoing votes and political tensions highlighted in live updates.
As the government shutdown enters its fourth week, Senate Republicans are meeting with President Trump to show unity and refuse Democratic demands, while both sides remain stalemated, affecting federal workers and programs, with little sign of resolution soon.
Senate Republicans are divided over the Digital Asset Market Structure Bill, with Senator Kennedy cautioning against rushing it due to unresolved questions, while others push for a comprehensive, bipartisan regulatory framework. The debate reflects broader disagreements within Congress and the crypto industry about how to regulate digital assets, with potential implications for the U.S.'s position as a global crypto hub.
Senate Republicans, led by Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, are urging the Biden administration to release $7 billion in school aid, defending the funds against claims that they are being used for controversial political agendas, and emphasizing their support for programs that benefit children and families.
Senate Republicans are discussing modifications to the White House's $9.4 billion funding rescissions package, with concerns about cuts to public media and global health funds, aiming to pass the legislation before the July 18 deadline, amidst ongoing negotiations and internal disagreements.