📰 How Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ ends decades of temporary tax policy games in Washington
President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act into law on Independence Day, a significant achievement for his second term. The bill includes provisions favored by conservatives, such as welfare benefit restrictions for illegal immigrants and tax cuts. Critics question the bill’s size, but it aims to reduce the need for large, last-minute bills in the future. The legislation locks in most tax code changes permanently, addressing a $9 trillion confluence of expiring tax provisions. The bill also aims to generate trillions in surplus by resolving tax issues and ending certain subsidies, though some provisions are set to expire in the future.
📰 Ignore outrageous attacks on Trump’s DOJ champion. He belongs on the bench
The article defends Emil Bove’s nomination to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit against accusations that his confirmation would undermine the rule of law. It argues that the Department of Justice follows court orders, even when they are legally unsound, and that Emil is a highly capable and principled lawyer. The article criticizes media outlets for not addressing baseless injunctions issued by district judges that interfere with the President’s authority. It clarifies misconceptions about Emil’s involvement in terminating a leaker and emphasizes his commitment to upholding the rule of law. The article concludes by advocating for Emil’s confirmation, highlighting his integrity, dedication to the law, and suitability for the role of a judge on the Third Circuit.
📰 Senate Republicans, do the right thing on Trump’s unfit judicial nominee
The article discusses the nomination of Emil Bove to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals and the controversy surrounding his truthfulness under oath. Bove is accused of pressuring prosecutors to dismiss a bribery case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, leading to resignations within the Public Integrity Section. Despite denials, evidence suggests Bove had coerced resignations and forced actions to dismiss the case. Bove’s nomination faces scrutiny in the Senate Judiciary Committee, with concerns raised about his misleading testimony. Sen. Thom Tillis is seen as a key figure in potentially blocking Bove’s nomination, given his past stance on principle over party loyalty.
📰 MORNING GLORY: Defining vulgarity down
The article discusses the Federal Communications Commission’s rules against broadcasting obscene, indecent, or profane content on the airwaves. It highlights how comedians like Lenny Bruce and George Carlin brought attention to these broadcasting standards through their comedy routines. The piece also mentions how public officials and public figures are increasingly using profane language in public settings, with some even using it as a branding mechanism on podcasts. The author suggests that there may still be a cost to using such language, especially in American politics where both sides may be reluctant to embrace the casual use of profanity. Overall, the article explores the evolving attitudes towards profanity in media and public discourse, questioning whether there is truly no downside to its use.
📰 Protecting the Declaration of Independence in our 250th year
The article reflects on the 250th year of the United States and expresses concerns about the country moving away from the democratic ideals outlined in the Declaration of Independence. It highlights instances where the current government has undermined the principles of equality and democratic governance, including bypassing legislatures and disregarding court orders. The author criticizes President Trump for consolidating power and harassing perceived enemies through government actions. The article calls for a return to the revolutionary spirit of challenging the government to uphold the values of equality and freedom. It emphasizes the importance of peaceful but firm advocacy for a more just America that aligns with its founding principles.
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