Jeffries warns Republicans: Democrats will oppose GOP spending bill

House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffrees (DN.Y.) warned the GOP leaders on Tuesday that House Democrats would only oppose any government spending bill spent by Republican. Behind the jeepries, House Democrats voted almost unanimously against Republican’s 2025 expenditure expansion, which was prepared without inputs from Democratic regulators. As the Congress is close to the September 30…

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Is Russia a real nation?

Vladimir Putin has two deadly defects in Russia: its leaders are rapidly illegitimate and its boundaries are artificial. Validity matters as it eliminates rulers with the right to authority of the authority as a German sociologist Max Weber wrote. The ruler, of course, can use the authority by killing or forcefully killing his subjects, but…

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Barrett in new book defends overturning Roe v. Wade

Supreme Court Justice Amy Kony Barrett In his upcoming memoir The High Court’s decision in 2022 defends the decades of protection of abortion rights, writing that the court actually “ahead of American” its landmark 1972 Roe V. Wade was obtained with the ruling. Barrett wrote in its upcoming book, “Evidence does not show that American…

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Trump gets golf prize, but no Nobel Peace Prize

Steve Witcoff, Special Middle East messengers of President Trump, may be in trouble. As stated widely, it has been Strictly criticized As an in-over-head as foreign policy. He is running around the world, holding a meeting with foreign leaders and claiming that there is also a struggle in Ukraine. But witkoff is good at one…

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Trump takes a huge loss on tariffs

The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on 7-4 Friday that the President’s unilateral taxes on imports are “invalid” in contrast to the law. Trump has claimed to implement, remove and modify tariffs on any country in the world under the International Economic Emergency Powers Act, which has never been used by any president to…

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Congress returns to September government funding crunch

Morning Report is The Hill’s a.m. newsletter. Subscribe here. In today’s issue: ▪ T-minus 14 legislative days until shutdown ▪ Lawmakers to meet with Epstein victims ▪ What’s next for Trump’s big budget bill? ▪ Xi-Putin-Modi alliance challenges Trump Close Thank you for signing up! Subscribe to more newsletters here The latest in politics and policy. Direct…

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