The United States has issued an advisory for hundreds of thousands of people, living in four states, to "stay indoors" as air quality continues to engulf the Midwest.This comes after smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to drift south, making air quality in the US dangerous.There are 174 active wildfires burning across the country as of May 30, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre.Out of those, 94 were being monitored but were considered out of control and beyond suppression efforts.As reported on Tuesday, the smoke engulfed the Upper Midwest and by today (Wednesday), it pushed eastward into the Northeast.The EPA and the National Meteorological Service (NWS) warned people to limit their exposure to outdoor air.According to several state-specific alerts, people should “consider limiting strenuous outdoor physical activity to reduce the risk of adverse health effects.”<h2>States with poor air quality</h2>US warnings amid dangerous smoke and air pollution raise concern, particularly for vulnerable populations, including the elderly, kids, and those with heart or respiratory diseases.Air pollution rates across Minnesota and portions of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa are considered “unhealthy” on Wednesday, according to the EPA's (Environmental Protection Agency) AirNow map, which provides a real-time view of air quality.Last month, over 35,000 acres of land were burned by a series of wildfires in Minnesota.<h2>Red warning issued</h2>Red alerts have been issued in Wisconsin cities like Eau Claire, La Crosse, and Green Bay as AQI ranges from 151-200.It reflects that while individuals of sensitivity could face more severe health problems, some members of the general public may encounter “health effects.”Moreover, the red alert is also issued in Menominee and Iron Mountain in Michigan, Rochester, and a portion of Minneapolis in Minnesota and Mason City in Iowa.Additionally, the NWS also issued Air Quality Advisories to millions of people in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Maine. &nbsp;

There are 174 active wildfires burning across the country as of May 30, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre.

The United States has issued an advisory for hundreds of thousands of people, living in four states, to "stay indoors" as air quality continues to engulf the Midwest. This comes after smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to drift south, making air quality in the US dangerous. There are 174 active wildfires burning across the country as of May 30, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre. Out of those, 94 were being monitored but were considered out of control and beyond suppression efforts. As reported on Tuesday, the smoke engulfed the Upper Midwest and by today (Wednesday), it pushed eastward into the Northeast. The EPA and the National Meteorological Service (NWS) warned people to limit their exposure to outdoor air. According to several state-specific alerts, people should “consider limiting strenuous outdoor physical activity to reduce the risk of adverse health effects.” States with poor air quality US warnings amid dangerous smoke and air pollution raise concern, particularly for vulnerable populations, including the elderly, kids, and those with heart or respiratory diseases. Air pollution rates across Minnesota and portions of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa are considered “unhealthy” on Wednesday, according to the EPA's (Environmental Protection Agency) AirNow map, which provides a real-time view of air quality. Last month, over 35,000 acres of land were burned by a series of wildfires in Minnesota. Red warning issued Red alerts have been issued in Wisconsin cities like Eau Claire, La Crosse, and Green Bay as AQI ranges from 151-200. It reflects that while individuals of sensitivity could face more severe health problems, some members of the general public may encounter “health effects.” Moreover, the red alert is also issued in Menominee and Iron Mountain in Michigan, Rochester, and a portion of Minneapolis in Minnesota and Mason City in Iowa. Additionally, the NWS also issued Air Quality Advisories to millions of people in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Maine.

There are 174 active wildfires burning across the country as of May 30, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre.

RED WARNING! Why US is asking thousands of people to 'stay indoor'? Check list of states under alert

A California man pleaded not guilty to accusations of attempting to kill US President Donald Trump after the 2024 presidential elections.Following last year's elections, federal prosecutors charged a Southern Californian man with allegedly threatening to kill Trump on Facebook.<h2>Who is Thomas Eugene Streavel?</h2>The man, identified as Thomas Eugene Streavel, 73, of San Bernardino County was indicted last week on three charges of making threats against Trump, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).On Monday, he was taken into custody and arraigned in the Riverside US District Court on Tuesday.The indictment lists a series of angry Facebook messages in which Streavel allegedly wrote about Trump both before and after the election. In those posts, he expressed a desire for Trump to be assassinated.On November 6, the day after Trump claimed victory in the 2024 elections, Streavel posted on Facebook, saying that Trump “is a dead man walking for the time being until a patriot like myself blows his [expletive] brains out in the very near future."Later on Nov 12, he posted that he was “willing to make America great again and blow his [expletive] brains out.”Streavel was arrested on Monday and pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on Tuesday.Moreover, he was ordered released on a $10,000 bond, according to the Justice Department statement."This defendant is charged with threatening the life of our President – a man who has already survived two deranged attempts on his life," Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a statement. &nbsp;Notably, Trump has faced two assassination attempts during last year's election. First, a shooter struck Trump in the ear at a Butler, Pennsylvania, rally in July. Then, a man was charged with trying to assassinate Trump at his Florida gold club in September.If Streavel gets convicted, the maximum sentence for making threats against the president or president-elect is five years.&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-assassination-attempt-man-identified-as-mr-satan-charged-with-threatening-to-assassinate-us-president-8953177">Also read: Trump assassination attempt: Man identified as 'Mr Satan' charged with threatening to assassinate US president</a>

The man, identified as Thomas Eugene Streavel, 73, of San Bernardino County was indicted last week on three charges of making threats against Trump, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).

A California man pleaded not guilty to accusations of attempting to kill US President Donald Trump after the 2024 presidential elections. Following last year's elections, federal prosecutors charged a Southern Californian man with allegedly threatening to kill Trump on Facebook. Who is Thomas Eugene Streavel? The man, identified as Thomas Eugene Streavel, 73, of San Bernardino County was indicted last week on three charges of making threats against Trump, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ). On Monday, he was taken into custody and arraigned in the Riverside US District Court on Tuesday. The indictment lists a series of angry Facebook messages in which Streavel allegedly wrote about Trump both before and after the election. In those posts, he expressed a desire for Trump to be assassinated. On November 6, the day after Trump claimed victory in the 2024 elections, Streavel posted on Facebook, saying that Trump “is a dead man walking for the time being until a patriot like myself blows his [expletive] brains out in the very near future." Later on Nov 12, he posted that he was “willing to make America great again and blow his [expletive] brains out.” Streavel was arrested on Monday and pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on Tuesday. Moreover, he was ordered released on a $10,000 bond, according to the Justice Department statement. "This defendant is charged with threatening the life of our President – a man who has already survived two deranged attempts on his life," Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a statement. Notably, Trump has faced two assassination attempts during last year's election. First, a shooter struck Trump in the ear at a Butler, Pennsylvania, rally in July. Then, a man was charged with trying to assassinate Trump at his Florida gold club in September. If Streavel gets convicted, the maximum sentence for making threats against the president or president-elect is five years. Also read: Trump assassination attempt: Man identified as 'Mr Satan' charged with threatening to assassinate US president

The man, identified as Thomas Eugene Streavel, 73, of San Bernardino County was indicted last week on three charges of making threats against Trump, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).

'Dead man walking': 73-year-old California man arrested for threatening to kill Trump in series of sick posts

Trump’s border security adviser Tom Homan warned that he is convinced that the US will suffer a major terrorist attack because of former US president Joe Biden's immigration and border policies.Trump's border czar said there's a possibility of a 9/11 style attack conducted by migrants who illegally snuck across the southern border under Joe Biden."It's coming," he said about the possibility of 9/11-styled attack. "I'm convinced something's coming unless we can find them. It’s only a matter of time," Homan added.Homan expressed concerns about the roughly two million so called "gotaway" migrants whom Border Patrol agents never apprehended during the previous administration.“These 2 million known gotaways scares the hell out of me,” Homan said, adding that he fears some could be terrorists.While speaking to Fox News host Sean Hannity, the border czar said that it was shocking for him that millions of migrants went to great and extensive heights to avoid detection when the Biden administration was quickly releasing illegal border-crossers into the US.“Why did 2 million illegal aliens pay more to get away?” Homan told Hannity. “They could have paid half of what they paid to cross the border, turn themselves in to Border Patrol agents, get released that same day, get a free airline ticket to the city of their choice, get a free hotel room, get three meals a day, plus free medical care and work authorization.”“Two million people paid more to get away,” he said. “They didn’t want to be vetted. They didn’t want to be fingerprinted. Why?”“This scares the hell out of me and I’ve been doing this for 40 years. It should have scared the hell out of every American what the Biden administration did.”He further described the "gotaways" as the "biggest national security vulnerability this country’s ever seen”, predicting that the US will be dealing with the effects of Biden's border policies for the "next 10 years".&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/focus-on-fixing-catholic-church-donald-trumps-border-czar-tom-homan-tells-pope-8653738">Also read: 'Focus on fixing Catholic Church': Donald Trump's border czar Tom Homan tells Pope</a>

Trump's border czar said there's a possibility of a 9/11 style attack conducted by migrants who illegally snuck across the southern border under Joe Biden.

Trump’s border security adviser Tom Homan warned that he is convinced that the US will suffer a major terrorist attack because of former US president Joe Biden's immigration and border policies. Trump's border czar said there's a possibility of a 9/11 style attack conducted by migrants who illegally snuck across the southern border under Joe Biden. "It's coming," he said about the possibility of 9/11-styled attack. "I'm convinced something's coming unless we can find them. It’s only a matter of time," Homan added. Homan expressed concerns about the roughly two million so called "gotaway" migrants whom Border Patrol agents never apprehended during the previous administration. “These 2 million known gotaways scares the hell out of me,” Homan said, adding that he fears some could be terrorists. While speaking to Fox News host Sean Hannity, the border czar said that it was shocking for him that millions of migrants went to great and extensive heights to avoid detection when the Biden administration was quickly releasing illegal border-crossers into the US. “Why did 2 million illegal aliens pay more to get away?” Homan told Hannity. “They could have paid half of what they paid to cross the border, turn themselves in to Border Patrol agents, get released that same day, get a free airline ticket to the city of their choice, get a free hotel room, get three meals a day, plus free medical care and work authorization.” “Two million people paid more to get away,” he said. “They didn’t want to be vetted. They didn’t want to be fingerprinted. Why?” “This scares the hell out of me and I’ve been doing this for 40 years. It should have scared the hell out of every American what the Biden administration did.” He further described the "gotaways" as the "biggest national security vulnerability this country’s ever seen”, predicting that the US will be dealing with the effects of Biden's border policies for the "next 10 years". Also read: 'Focus on fixing Catholic Church': Donald Trump's border czar Tom Homan tells Pope

Trump's border czar said there's a possibility of a 9/11 style attack conducted by migrants who illegally snuck across the southern border under Joe Biden.&nbsp;

'Scares the hell out of me': Trump's border czar warns '9/11-style terror attack is coming' because of Biden's border policies

US President Donald Trump's aide Stephen Miller and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem told Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to significantly increase daily arrests to 3,000 per week, in a "tense" meeting last week, Axios reported.The new target will be triple the number of arrests made by ICE agents during the early days of Trump's second term.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/how-trump-crackdown-on-harvard-foreign-students-could-hit-the-us-economy-1748171526606">Also read: How Trump’s crackdown on Harvard’s foreign students could hit the US economy?</a>&nbsp;The administration deported 17,000 people in April, according to ICE, which is a 29 percent increase over April 2024, according to NBC News.As the House passed Trump's "big beautiful bill" last week, Capitol Hill Republicans are working on providing an extra $147 billion in immigration funds over the next 10 years.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/trump-s-tax-bill-could-hit-us-immigrants-including-indians-hard-1747937908959">WATCH | Trump's tax bill could hit US immigrants including Indians hard</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;Noem however, took a "milder approach" during the meeting held in Washington, Miller adopted a "harsh" tone with agents and "had people leaving the meeting feeling their jobs could be in jeopardy if the new targets aren't reached,” according to Axios report.Notably, this is not the first time Miller has “yelled” at senior US officials about getting deportation numbers up.“Keeping President Trump's promise to deport illegal aliens is something the administration takes seriously,” White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson said in a statement to The Independent.“We are committed to aggressively and efficiently removing illegal aliens from the United States, and ensuring our law enforcement officers have the resources necessary to do so. The safety of the American people depends upon it,” Jackson added.Meanwhile, DHS and ICE have requested more staffing, bed space and resources. The ICE also signed agreements to add more bed space to existing detention spaces in the US.&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/us-government-revokes-harvard-s-right-to-enroll-foreign-students-1747971192850">WATCH | US government revokes Harvard's right to enroll foreign students</a>

Noem however, took a "milder approach" during the meeting held in Washington, Miller adopted a "harsh" tone with agents and “had people leaving the meeting feeling their jobs could be in jeopardy if the new targets aren't reached.”

US President Donald Trump's aide Stephen Miller and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem told Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to significantly increase daily arrests to 3,000 per week, in a "tense" meeting last week, Axios reported. The new target will be triple the number of arrests made by ICE agents during the early days of Trump's second term. Also read: How Trump’s crackdown on Harvard’s foreign students could hit the US economy? The administration deported 17,000 people in April, according to ICE, which is a 29 percent increase over April 2024, according to NBC News. As the House passed Trump's "big beautiful bill" last week, Capitol Hill Republicans are working on providing an extra $147 billion in immigration funds over the next 10 years. WATCH | Trump's tax bill could hit US immigrants including Indians hard Noem however, took a "milder approach" during the meeting held in Washington, Miller adopted a "harsh" tone with agents and "had people leaving the meeting feeling their jobs could be in jeopardy if the new targets aren't reached,” according to Axios report. Notably, this is not the first time Miller has “yelled” at senior US officials about getting deportation numbers up. “Keeping President Trump's promise to deport illegal aliens is something the administration takes seriously,” White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson said in a statement to The Independent. “We are committed to aggressively and efficiently removing illegal aliens from the United States, and ensuring our law enforcement officers have the resources necessary to do so. The safety of the American people depends upon it,” Jackson added. Meanwhile, DHS and ICE have requested more staffing, bed space and resources. The ICE also signed agreements to add more bed space to existing detention spaces in the US. WATCH | US government revokes Harvard's right to enroll foreign students

Noem however, took a "milder approach" during the meeting held in Washington, Miller adopted a "harsh" tone with agents and “had people leaving the meeting feeling their jobs could be in jeopardy if the new targets aren't reached.”

'Triple the arrests': US officials Kristi Noem, Stephen Miller 'yelled at' ICE agents to arrest 3,000 immigrants per day

As US President Donald Trump has been pushing for more strict rules for foreigners coming into the United States, the State Department has now introduced a new obstacle for international students.The US State Department, as a part of a broader strategy, will be tightening immigration controls as US State Secretary Marco Rubio ordered the suspension of student visa processing.Rubio said in an internal cable seen by Reuters that the department plans to issue updated guidance on social media vetting of students.<h2>What is social media vetting?</h2>Social media vetting means conducting a background check to verify someone's internet presence and reputation across their social media handles.Under the new rule, the US State Department will now scrutinise foreign student applicants on their social media and internet presence.This will include checking social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and others.This comes days after the US president sought the records of international students from Harvard University. The Trump administration also imposed some social media screening requirements earlier, but those were majorly to check the returning students."The Department is conducting a review of existing operations and processes for screening and vetting of student and exchange visitor (F, M, J) visa applicants, and based on that review, plans to issue guidance on expanded social media vetting for all such applicants," the Politico cable said. Further, a senior State Department official confirmed the accuracy of the cable.Moreover, the State Department also announced that the country is thoroughly assessing the necessity of allowing international students and tourists to enter the country.State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said that the step was taken to ensure that those entering the United States do not have any criminal background.The Trump administration warned that failure to follow the rules will result in deportation.&nbsp;

Rubio said in an internal cable seen by Reuters that the department plans to issue updated guidance on social media vetting of students.

As US President Donald Trump has been pushing for more strict rules for foreigners coming into the United States, the State Department has now introduced a new obstacle for international students. The US State Department, as a part of a broader strategy, will be tightening immigration controls as US State Secretary Marco Rubio ordered the suspension of student visa processing. Rubio said in an internal cable seen by Reuters that the department plans to issue updated guidance on social media vetting of students. What is social media vetting? Social media vetting means conducting a background check to verify someone's internet presence and reputation across their social media handles. Under the new rule, the US State Department will now scrutinise foreign student applicants on their social media and internet presence. This will include checking social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and others. This comes days after the US president sought the records of international students from Harvard University. The Trump administration also imposed some social media screening requirements earlier, but those were majorly to check the returning students. "The Department is conducting a review of existing operations and processes for screening and vetting of student and exchange visitor (F, M, J) visa applicants, and based on that review, plans to issue guidance on expanded social media vetting for all such applicants," the Politico cable said. Further, a senior State Department official confirmed the accuracy of the cable. Moreover, the State Department also announced that the country is thoroughly assessing the necessity of allowing international students and tourists to enter the country. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said that the step was taken to ensure that those entering the United States do not have any criminal background. The Trump administration warned that failure to follow the rules will result in deportation.

Rubio said in an internal cable seen by Reuters that the department plans to issue updated guidance on social media vetting of students.

Obstacle for international students in US - Social media vetting | Here's all you need to know about Trump admin's new rule

US President Donald Trump once again slammed Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying that he is playing with fire as the war between Russia-Ukraine continues for more than three years now.Trump on Tuesday took to Truth Social, and stressed that Putin doesn't realised that if it weren't for him, "lots of bad things would have happened to Russia.""What Vladimir Putin doesn’t realize is that if it weren’t for me, lots of really bad things would have already happened to Russia, and I mean REALLY BAD. He’s playing with fire!," Trump said in his post.post

Earlier on Monday, Trump called Putin “absolutely CRAZY” for “needlessly killing a lot of people”.“I’ve always had a very good relationship with Vladimir Putin of Russia, but something has happened to him. He has gone absolutely CRAZY! He is needlessly killing a lot of people, and I’m not just talking about soldiers.”However, Kremlin spokesperson react to Trump's remarks, saying that it may be due to “emotional overload” at this “very important moment.”“We are really grateful to the Americans and to President Trump personally for their assistance in organising and launching this negotiation process,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov added when asked about Trump’s remarks, reported Reuters.Trump’s comments come following a Russian strike in 30 Ukrainian cities and villages over the weekend that killed at least 12 people, including three children.Notably, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had earlier said that Washington’s “silence” over recent Russian attacks was encouraging Putin. He also urged “strong pressure” on Moscow with tougher sanctions.Weeks ago, Trump also insisted that there would be no peace between Russia and Ukraine "until (Vladimir) Putin and I get together". Following news of the Russian President Putin skipping the vital talks, US President Trump said that it was "obvious" Putin was going to snub the Istanbul peace talks.&nbsp;

Trump on Tuesday took to Truth Social, and stressed that Putin doesn't realised that if it weren't for him, "lots of bad things would have happened to Russia."

US President Donald Trump once again slammed Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying that he is playing with fire as the war between Russia-Ukraine continues for more than three years now. Trump on Tuesday took to Truth Social, and stressed that Putin doesn't realised that if it weren't for him, "lots of bad things would have happened to Russia." "What Vladimir Putin doesn’t realize is that if it weren’t for me, lots of really bad things would have already happened to Russia, and I mean REALLY BAD. He’s playing with fire!," Trump said in his post. post

Trump on Tuesday took to Truth Social, and stressed that Putin doesn't realised that if it weren't for him, "lots of bad things would have happened to Russia."

'Putin playing with fire': Trump slams Russian president, says REALLY BAD things would have happened if weren't for him

King Charles III delivered a historic throne speech, addressing the Canadian parliament on Tuesday (May 27), acknowledging that the Senate is gathered on the "unceded territory" of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg people.King Charles and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met before the speech, and held a brief conversation.Further, as the speech continued, he brought up the Canada-US relationship, saying that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and US President Donald Trump have begun "defining a new economic and security relationship" between the two countries.He said that the relationship between Canada and the US is rooted in mutual respect and founded on common interests, to deliver transformational benefits for both sovereign nations".Further, he said that the Canadian government is also working to strengthen its relationships with "reliable" trading partners across the world.He added that it is recognising that "Canada has what the world needs and the values the world respects".Moreover, the King said that a confident Canada can seize the current opportunity by recognising "that all Canadians can give themselves far more than any foreign power on any continent can ever take away".<h2>'Canada ready to lead'</h2>The King stressed that Canada is ready to build a coalition of like-minded countries that share values and believe in international co-operation, and the free and open exchange of goods, services, and ideas."In this new, fast-evolving world, Canada is ready to lead," he added.<h2>Carney government's policies</h2>King further continued his speech, shifting his focus to the portion laying out the policy priorities of Prime Minister Carney's new government.He talked about upcoming changes to homebuying credits, childcare costs and pharmacare.While talking about the economy, the King said that the government’s "overarching goal" and "core mission" is to building the strongest economy in the G7.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/king-charles-to-give-historic-speech-to-canada-parliament-amid-us-tensions-1748342600851">Also read: King Charles to give historic speech to Canada parliament amid US tensions</a>

King Charles and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met before the speech, and held a brief conversation.

King Charles III delivered a historic throne speech, addressing the Canadian parliament on Tuesday (May 27), acknowledging that the Senate is gathered on the "unceded territory" of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg people. King Charles and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met before the speech, and held a brief conversation. Further, as the speech continued, he brought up the Canada-US relationship, saying that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and US President Donald Trump have begun "defining a new economic and security relationship" between the two countries. He said that the relationship between Canada and the US is rooted in mutual respect and founded on common interests, to deliver transformational benefits for both sovereign nations". Further, he said that the Canadian government is also working to strengthen its relationships with "reliable" trading partners across the world. He added that it is recognising that "Canada has what the world needs and the values the world respects". Moreover, the King said that a confident Canada can seize the current opportunity by recognising "that all Canadians can give themselves far more than any foreign power on any continent can ever take away". 'Canada ready to lead' The King stressed that Canada is ready to build a coalition of like-minded countries that share values and believe in international co-operation, and the free and open exchange of goods, services, and ideas. "In this new, fast-evolving world, Canada is ready to lead," he added. Carney government's policies King further continued his speech, shifting his focus to the portion laying out the policy priorities of Prime Minister Carney's new government. He talked about upcoming changes to homebuying credits, childcare costs and pharmacare. While talking about the economy, the King said that the government’s "overarching goal" and "core mission" is to building the strongest economy in the G7. Also read: King Charles to give historic speech to Canada parliament amid US tensions

King Charles and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met before the speech, and held a brief conversation.

How King Charles brought Trump and Canada-US relations in his HISTORIC throne speech - Here's what he said

US President Donald Trump hailed his "One Big Beautiful Bill" after it got cleared by the House on Thursday (May 22), calling it the most significant piece of legislation that will ever be signed in the history of our country.Trump further praised Mike Johnson and the House leadership, saying that they did a great job."Thank you to every Republican who voted YES on this Historic Bill," the US president said in a post shared on Truth Social.“THE ONE, BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL” has PASSED the House of Representatives! This is arguably the most significant piece of Legislation that will ever be signed in the History of our Country!," Trump added.Know about 'One Big Beautiful Bill'The bill sets the federal budget for the next fiscal year and will make multiple changes to the tax code.It also cuts funding for Medicaid and the SNAP food aid program, and eliminates the government's free tax filing website.The US president said that there will be "TRUMP Saving Accounts for newborn babies", funding for the golden dome and much more.He added that the Bill includes massive tax cuts, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime and tax deductions when you purchase an American-made vehicle, “along with strong Border Security measures, Pay Raises for our ICE and Border Patrol Agents, Funding for the Golden Dome, “TRUMP Savings Accounts” for newborn babies, and much more!”

Trump further said that now, it’s time for "our friends in the United States Senate to get to work, and send this Bill to my desk AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! There is no time to waste."He then slammed the Democrats, saying that they have lost control of themselves, and are aimlessly wandering around, showing no confidence, grit, or determination."They have forgotten their landslide loss in the Presidential Election, and are warped in the past, hoping someday to revive Open Borders for the World’s criminals to be able to pour into our Country, men to be able to play in women’s sports, and transgender for everybody. They don’t realize that these things, and so many more like them, will NEVER AGAIN happen!," he said in his post.&nbsp;

The US president said that there will be TRUMP Saving Accounts for newborn babies, funding for the golden dome and much more.

US President Donald Trump hailed his "One Big Beautiful Bill" after it got cleared by the House on Thursday (May 22), calling it the most significant piece of legislation that will ever be signed in the history of our country. Trump further praised Mike Johnson and the House leadership, saying that they did a great job. "Thank you to every Republican who voted YES on this Historic Bill," the US president said in a post shared on Truth Social. “THE ONE, BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL” has PASSED the House of Representatives! This is arguably the most significant piece of Legislation that will ever be signed in the History of our Country!," Trump added. Know about 'One Big Beautiful Bill' The bill sets the federal budget for the next fiscal year and will make multiple changes to the tax code. It also cuts funding for Medicaid and the SNAP food aid program, and eliminates the government's free tax filing website. The US president said that there will be "TRUMP Saving Accounts for newborn babies", funding for the golden dome and much more. He added that the Bill includes massive tax cuts, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime and tax deductions when you purchase an American-made vehicle, “along with strong Border Security measures, Pay Raises for our ICE and Border Patrol Agents, Funding for the Golden Dome, “TRUMP Savings Accounts” for newborn babies, and much more!”

The US president said that there will be "TRUMP Saving Accounts for newborn babies", funding for the golden dome and much more.

'Send it to me AS SOON AS POSSIBLE': Trump hails House passage of One Big Beautiful Bill - All you need to know

A major legislative priority for President Donald Trump hit a roadblock, as his proposed $3.72 trillion tax bill failed in a procedural vote in the house budget committee.

Trump Tax Bill Blocked In 21-member Committee Vote

Moody’s has downgraded the United States' sovereign credit rating. This marks the end of the U.S. 's last top-tier rating among the three major credit agencies.

Moody’s Downgrades US Credit Rating

US Senator of Vermont Bernie Sanders has called the USA complicit in the slaughter of Palestinian people.
While speaking with Chris Hayes on MSNBC, he pointed out that Palestinians are on the verge of famine. People are starving, and more than 50,000 Palestinians have been killed. This is all done with the help of the US military aid. In 2024 United States provided $18 billion in military aid and more than 50000 tons in military equipment to Israel.
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He called it a mass atrocity, "It is American bombs and American military equipment, which is being used to destroy Gaza"
Earlier on April 3, 2025, Sanders' attempt to bring a resolution to stop arming Israel was overwhelmingly rejected by the US Senate. Only 15 democrats voted in favour of blocking the sale of $8.8 billion worth of bombs to Israel. The resolution was bound to fail, considering the Republican majority.
"What is going on now is unspeakable, and the United States is complicit in this," said the Senator.
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America is complicit in the slaughter of the Palestinian people. 2.2 million people are trapped. Disease is spreading. Children are starving to death. And we continue to provide U.S. military aid to Netanyahu. <a href="https://t.co/mL09zcBjdA">pic.twitter.com/mL09zcBjdA</a>
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<h2>77th year of Palestinian Nakba</h2>
Every year on May 15, Palestinians around the world remember Naqba, when more than 13000 Palestinians were killed and 530 villages were destroyed, and more than 750,000 Palestinians were forcibly displaced from their home.
Israel killed over 143 people in a day to mark the 77th year of the Palestinian Nakba. Nearly 70 per cent of Gaza is uninhabitable. It had been 73 days since Israel had blocked all food, water and medicine from entering Gaza
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Half a million people in Gaza, one in five, are facing starvation, according to the report by the UN's Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC).&nbsp;
One Nakba survivor who had been displaced at the age of 85 recalled the previous horrors and said it is worse than the last time.
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Despite Sanders' efforts to halt arms sales to Israel, his resolution was rejected, reflecting a significant divide in the US Senate over support to Israel. World

US Senator of Vermont Bernie Sanders has called the USA complicit in the slaughter of Palestinian people. While speaking with Chris Hayes on MSNBC, he pointed out that Palestinians are on the verge of famine. People are starving, and more than 50,000 Palestinians have been killed. This is all done with the help of the US military aid. In 2024 United States provided $18 billion in military aid and more than 50000 tons in military equipment to Israel. Also read: Woman found living with 272kg mummified dead body for 9 months He called it a mass atrocity, "It is American bombs and American military equipment, which is being used to destroy Gaza" Earlier on April 3, 2025, Sanders' attempt to bring a resolution to stop arming Israel was overwhelmingly rejected by the US Senate. Only 15 democrats voted in favour of blocking the sale of $8.8 billion worth of bombs to Israel. The resolution was bound to fail, considering the Republican majority. "What is going on now is unspeakable, and the United States is complicit in this," said the Senator. America is complicit in the slaughter of the Palestinian people. 2.2 million people are trapped. Disease is spreading. Children are starving to death. And we continue to provide U.S. military aid to Netanyahu. pic.twitter.com/mL09zcBjdA — Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) May 15, 2025 Also read: Operation Sindoor: How Pakistan uses ISIS-inspired drone tactics against India 77th year of Palestinian Nakba Every year on May 15, Palestinians around the world remember Naqba, when more than 13000 Palestinians were killed and 530 villages were destroyed, and more than 750,000 Palestinians were forcibly displaced from their home. Israel killed over 143 people in a day to mark the 77th year of the Palestinian Nakba. Nearly 70 per cent of Gaza is uninhabitable. It had been 73 days since Israel had blocked all food, water and medicine from entering Gaza Also read: Majority of Israel want Arab normalisation and an end of war Half a million people in Gaza, one in five, are facing starvation, according to the report by the UN's Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC). One Nakba survivor who had been displaced at the age of 85 recalled the previous horrors and said it is worse than the last time. Also read: Gaza rescuers report 80 deaths after Israeli strikes amid hostage release talks

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