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TRUMP TARIFFS OVERTURNED: House ka Bada Faisla! 🇺🇸🇨🇦
​U.S. House of Representatives ne President Trump ke Canada tariffs ke khilaf ek bada aur rare stand liya hai.
​🗳️ Vote Breakdown:
​Result: 219–211 (Favour mein).
​Bipartisan Rebuke: 6 Republicans ne party line cross karke Democrats ka saath diya.
​Goal: Trump ki declare ki hui "National Emergency" ko khatam karna, jo in tariffs ki buniyad thi.
​🔍 Kyun hua ye Vote?
​Inflation Ka Darr: Critics ka manna hai ki in tariffs se US mein prices badh rahe hain aur common man par bojh pad raha hai.
​Ally Relations: Canada ke saath rishte sudhaarne aur trade tensions kam karne ki koshish.
​Legislative Power: Congress ab apni "Trade Authority" wapas reclaim karna chahti hai.
​⚖️ Agla Step Kya Hai?
​Senate: Ye resolution ab Senate jayega (jahan pehle bhi aise resolutions pass ho chuke hain).
​The Veto: Trump ne saaf kaha hai ki wo isse Veto karenge.
​Reality Check: Congress ke paas filhal 2/3rd majority nahi hai veto ko override karne ke liye, isliye ye vote filhal Symbolic zyada hai.
​Bottom Line: Trump ne Truth Social par dhamki di hai ki jo Republicans unke khilaf vote karenge, unhe elections mein consequences face karne honge. Trade war ab Washington ki internal politics mein tabdil ho chuki hai! 📉🔥
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🇺🇸 Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Clears Senate — House Vote Next!

The U.S. Senate has passed President Trump’s sweeping budget and tax reform bill, nicknamed the “Big Beautiful Bill.” But before it becomes law, the House of Representatives must approve it again due to last-minute Senate amendments.

🧠 What’s in the Bill:

Massive tax cuts for U.S. businesses

Funding for border infrastructure & military

Pro-crypto regulatory clarity proposals

🗳️ Next Stop: House of Representatives
A tight vote is expected. If passed, Trump could sign it within days — setting off a market reaction.

📊 Market Impact:
Investors are watching coins tied to U.S. policy clarity. OP, Threshold, and NEAR may benefit from a regulatory green light if the bill becomes law.

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Government shutdown: House will vote on Senate deal ASAP : Speaker Johnson

The U.S. government has been shut down for more than 40 days because Congress could not agree on a new budget. Now, there are signs of progress. The Senate voted 60–40 to support a new deal that would reopen the government. The plan, backed by most Republicans and some moderate Democrats, would keep the government running until January 30. It also gives full-year funding to departments like Veterans Affairs, Agriculture, and the Legislative Branch, and promises back pay to all federal workers who missed their salaries during the shutdown. However, it does not include the health care tax benefits from the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that Democrats wanted. Lawmakers said they will vote on that issue in December.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said the House will return to Washington right away and vote on the deal as soon as the Senate approves it. This is an important step before the bill can go to the President to be signed into law. The long shutdown has already caused many problems — thousands of government workers have not been paid, food aid programs are struggling, and travel services have slowed down.

The deal has also created political disagreements. Some Democrats are upset that the health care funding was left out, while Republicans say the main goal should be to reopen the government quickly. If the House passes the deal and the President signs it, government services could start up again soon. But since this is only a short-term plan, another funding debate could happen early next year when this deal expires. For now, everyone is waiting to see how the House vote turns out.

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The U.S. House of Representatives may vote as early as Tuesday on whether to release the Epstein investigation files. President Trump, who previously opposed making the documents public, has now urged House Republicans to support the release, claiming there is “nothing to hide.” With Republicans holding a majority of 219 seats, at least 40 are expected to vote in favor, according to some Democrats. However, even if it passes the House, the decision still requires Senate approval, leaving uncertainty over whether the Epstein files will ultimately become fully public.#EpsteinFiles
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🚨 JUST IN: The U.S. House has a 63% chance of passing a bill to release the full Jeffrey Epstein files, moving closer to a major disclosure. ⚡

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