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- TRUMP AND ELON MUSK’S PUBLIC RELATIONSHIP ENDS AS LOUDLY AS IT BEGAN: President Donald Trump and Elon Musk have ended their once-strong alliance with a series of public disagreements. The fallout began when Musk criticized Trump’s new tax bill, which the Congressional Budget Office says could add $2.4 trillion to the deficit and leave nearly 11 million more people uninsured. Musk also expressed concerns over the bill’s impact on electric vehicle subsidies, which affect his companies. Trump responded by questioning Musk’s motives and suggesting he was acting out of self-interest. The dispute has led to a significant rift between the two influential figures.
- TRUMP’S TAX BILL COULD ADD $2.4 TRILLION TO DEFICIT AND LEAVE MILLIONS UNINSURED, SAYS CBO: The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has released an analysis indicating that President Trump’s proposed tax and spending legislation would add $2.4 trillion to the federal deficit over the next decade. Additionally, the bill is projected to increase the number of uninsured individuals by nearly 11 million, primarily due to cuts to Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act. These findings have raised concerns among lawmakers and the public about the bill’s potential economic and social impacts.
- TRUMP ORDERS INVESTIGATION INTO BIDEN OVER USE OF AUTOPEN SIGNATURE: President Trump has ordered an investigation into former President Joe Biden’s use of an autopen to sign official documents, including pardons and executive orders. Trump alleges that Biden’s aides used the device to conceal his cognitive decline and make decisions without his knowledge. Legal experts note that the use of an autopen is a common and legally accepted practice in government. Biden has denied the allegations, stating that he was fully in control during his presidency.
- NEBRASKA JOINS STATES BANNING TRANSGENDER GIRLS FROM SCHOOL SPORTS: Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has signed a law banning transgender girls from participating in girls’ school sports. The law passed after a narrow vote and aligns Nebraska with at least 24 other states with similar legislation. Supporters argue the law ensures fairness in women’s sports, while opponents view it as discriminatory. The law does not currently address bathroom and locker room access, but lawmakers plan to revisit that issue.
- STEPHEN A. SMITH SIGNS SIRIUSXM DEAL FOR SHOWS COVERING SPORTS AND NEWS: Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith has signed a multi-year deal with SiriusXM to host two new shows. One will be a daily sports talk show airing on Mad Dog Sports Radio, and the other will be a weekly program covering news, politics, and entertainment. Both shows are set to debut in September. Smith will continue his role at ESPN alongside these new ventures.
- AARON RODGERS REPORTEDLY SET TO JOIN STEELERS WITH ONE-YEAR CONTRACT: Veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers has agreed to a one-year contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers, pending a physical. Rodgers, a four-time NFL MVP, spent 18 seasons with the Green Bay Packers before a two-year stint with the New York Jets. He is expected to participate in the Steelers’ upcoming mini-camp as he begins his 21st NFL season.
- HOOTERS SHUTS DOWN OVER 30 LOCATIONS, CITING A TOUGH BUSINESS DECISION: Restaurant chain Hooters has closed more than 30 of its locations across multiple states as part of a bankruptcy restructuring plan. The company cites financial challenges and a need to streamline operations. The closures are part of efforts to revitalize the brand and focus on more profitable locations.
- GEN Z TURNS TO ‘ADULTING’ CLASSES TO FILL GAPS IN REAL-WORLD LIFE SKILLS: Many Gen Z individuals are signing up for “Adulting 101” classes to learn essential life skills not typically taught in traditional education. These courses cover topics like budgeting, cooking, and basic home maintenance. Universities and community programs offer these classes to help young adults navigate everyday responsibilities.
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