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The Hill

Senate Republicans React to Trump's Housing Bill Threat

Senate Republicans have reacted with confusion to President Trump's threat not to sign a housing affordability bill. They highlighted the timing of the decision as particularly puzzling, given the current concerns among voters about rising costs.

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democracydocket.com

USPS Postmaster General Discusses Proposed Rule on Mail Ballots and Voter Lists

Postmaster General David Steiner announced that USPS would not deliver mail ballots unless states provide their voter lists to the federal government, during a Senate hearing. This proposed regulation, part of a Trump executive order, has drawn criticism from senators who argue it could infringe on states' rights and reduce voter participation. Steiner stated that USPS would comply with any court rulings against the proposal, which is currently facing legal challenges.

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apnews.com

Trump Cancels Housing Bill Signing Ahead of Meeting with Senate Republicans

President Donald Trump canceled a signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill and is pressuring Senate Republicans to pass his voting legislation. This decision has heightened tensions between Trump and GOP senators, who are concerned about party unity ahead of the midterm elections. Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that there are not enough votes to pass Trump's proposed voting bill.

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nbcnews.com

Trump Cancels Housing Bill Signing Amid Congressional Disputes

President Trump canceled plans to sign a bipartisan housing bill, insisting that Congress must first pass the SAVE America Act, which focuses on election reforms. The housing bill aims to reduce costs and increase home availability, but Trump's decision has created tension with Senate Republicans and drawn criticism from Democrats.

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The Hill

Senators prepare for potential government shutdown as spending negotiations stall

Concerns are rising among Senate Republicans and some Democrats regarding a potential government shutdown this fall due to stalled bipartisan spending talks. The cancellation of the markup for four appropriations bills has heightened these fears, with some Republicans suggesting that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer may be positioning for a funding showdown before the midterm elections.

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The Hill

Senate Republicans Advance Funding Bills Without Democratic Support

Senate Republicans are moving forward with government funding bills without Democratic support, which may impact bipartisan negotiations. A scheduled Appropriations Committee meeting to discuss initial funding bills has been canceled twice amid ongoing disagreements.

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Deutsche Welle

IAEA Confirms Inspections of Iran's Nuclear Sites Will Proceed

The IAEA has announced that inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities will occur, despite differing statements from the US and Iran. Iran's top negotiator criticized the agreement, labeling it as a sign of US defeat.

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nbcnews.com

Six Arrested in Connection with Alleged Vandalism of Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool

President Donald Trump announced that six individuals have been arrested in connection with alleged vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The claims of vandalism have not been substantiated with evidence, and the Interior Department is preparing for repairs and safety measures ahead of the Fourth of July celebrations.

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The Daily Beast

Karoline Leavitt Shares Poll on Trump’s Iran Peace Deal

Karoline Leavitt shared a poll showing significant support for elements of Donald Trump's Iran peace deal, with 69 percent favoring the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and a commitment from Iran regarding nuclear weapons. However, overall support for the deal was low, with only 32 percent in favor, and 81 percent of respondents believed it was likely to fail.

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BBC — World

Congress passes war powers resolution regarding Iran

Congress approved a war powers resolution on June 24, 2026, addressing the conflict with Iran. While the measure is largely symbolic, it aims to exert pressure on the White House to resolve the situation.

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BBC — World

Congress passes war powers measure regarding conflict with Iran

Congress has passed a resolution addressing war powers in relation to the conflict with Iran. The measure is considered largely symbolic but is intended to apply pressure on the White House to bring an end to the conflict.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Blocks ICE Arrests at Immigration Courts

U.S. District Judge P. Casey Pitts issued a nationwide injunction blocking ICE arrests at immigration courts, citing violations of the Administrative Procedure Act. The ruling also invalidated a policy extending detention times for immigration detainees. This decision follows a similar ruling in New York and may prompt an appeal from the Department of Homeland Security.

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Guardian — US

US Senate Approves War Powers Resolution Against Trump's Military Action in Iran

The US Senate has passed a war powers resolution by a vote of 50-48, aimed at restricting President Trump's military actions against Iran. Four Republican senators supported the measure, while one Democrat opposed it. This follows a related resolution that was previously approved by the House of Representatives.

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nbcnews.com

House Passes Housing Affordability Bill, Sent to President Trump

The House of Representatives passed a housing affordability bill on June 23, 2026, with a vote of 358-32, following Senate approval. The legislation aims to increase housing supply and limit large investors' purchases of single-family homes, and is expected to be signed into law by President Trump.

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Guardian — US

Federal Judge Vacates Trump Administration's Immigration Court Arrest Policies

A federal judge in California has ruled against the Trump administration's policies that expanded arrests at immigration courthouses and increased detention times for noncitizens. The judge found the actions of ICE and the Department of Justice to be arbitrary and capricious.

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Fox News — Latest

Middle School Principal Issues Apology Following Controversial Holocaust Lesson

Dr. Johnny Cole, principal of Diamond Middle School in Massachusetts, apologized to students after some felt excluded during a Holocaust lesson. Critics argue that Holocaust education should not be tailored to students' feelings. The incident follows a previous controversy regarding a student's anti-Nazi sweatshirt.

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