Plus, Trump unleashes on Musk; ICE Barbie’s $50,000 Rolex; who Stephen Miller is going after now; and more
| The conservative justices’ ruling in a case involving LGBTQ-themed books in public schools is likely to benefit larger religious groups and ostracize smaller ones. |
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| With so many major decisions coming down—with implications for the role of religion in public life, efforts to restrict gender-affirming care, gerrymandering—not to mention the serious threat to our Constitution, there’s a lot to unpack. Join us on July 2 to analyze and discuss the end-of-session Supreme Court rulings and their legal and political ramifications. |
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| Maybe it’s not so mysterious after all: A blockbuster new report reveals that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem secretly took $80,000 in dark-money political donations for herself. |
| Isidro Perez came to the United States from Cuba nearly 60 years ago. This is who Stephen Miller is going after now? |
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| By Astra Taylor, Eleni Schirmer |
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| Has there ever been a budget bill more mendacious than Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill? |
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| Donald Trump is threatening Elon Musk as Musk tries to take down his budget bill. |
| Republicans are trying to woo Senator Lisa Murkowski by hiding a carve-out for Alaska in the most bizarre way possible. |
| A new poll finds American pride is at an all-time low ahead of Fourth of July. |
| By The Daily Blast with Greg Sargent |
| President Trump is raging at GOP Senator Thom Tillis for telling the truth about the Senate version of his budget bill, which could knock 10 million people off Medicaid. Trump threatened him with a primary—whereupon he announced his retirement. Tillis has since been sharply criticizing the bill, noting it will bump 600,000 people from Medicaid in North Carolina. This reveals that when Trump vowed not to cut Medicaid, he was lying. But it also shows his much-advertised vow to remake the GOP as working class has proven a sham. By threatening Tillis, Trump has only drawn more attention to Tillis’s truth-telling about his swindle of MAGA voters. And as Trump’s own media allies are warning, this could put the Senate in play for Democrats. We talked to New Republic staff writer Timothy Noah, author of a new piece on GOP lying about the bill. He explains why Trump’s Medicaid cuts are so indefensible, how they expose the core of Trump’s “working-class GOP” scam, and what it all means for Democratic hopes of regaining power. |
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| To count to one million without stopping takes 11 days. To count to one billion takes nearly 32 years. To count Elon Musk’s fortune would take more than 13,000 years. Who needs that much money? |
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