LOADING ERROR LOADINGRep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) reacted to Congress passing President Donald Trump’s so-called “big, beautiful bill” with a passionate speech on the steps of Capitol Hill. “I think this is one of the saddest days in modern American history,” the congresswoman told reporters on Thursday, after the mega-bill passed the House, clearing the way for it to head to Trump’s desk. AdvertisementRep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said the United States is not prepared for "how catastrophic" the effects of President Donald Trump's so-called "big, beautiful bill" will be. Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty ImagesThe bill will drastically slash Medicaid and food assistance while handing major tax cuts for the wealthy. On a scale unlike anything we’ve ever seen.
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July 06, 2025 13:51 UTC
As a death doula (also known as an end-of-life doula), I spend time with adults in hospice who are in their final weeks, days or hours. Becoming a death doula has taught me about what to expect at the end of life and given me the opportunity to help others do the same. The following year, wanting a better understanding of my father’s passing and of death in general, I researched the role of a death doula. Around the same time I completed my doula training, my 80-year-old neighbor died, and I adopted her 8-year-old dog, Gaia. Being a death doula has changed my view of death — understanding what happens at the end of life has reduced my fear of dying.
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July 06, 2025 12:33 UTC
One article of theirs mentioned Madison Square Garden’s capacity, roughly 20,000, and wondered how the White House could exceed a $1.8 billion arena. “He [Trump] wants to do it on the White House grounds,” the UFC legend said on his YouTube channel. A one-time mega-event at the White House is about doing something new, not repeating what has already been done. “Fighting at the White House?” was all he posted, but it sparked speculation about Jones as a headliner. With Dana White and Donald Trump at the helm, this could be the biggest UFC event ever.
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July 06, 2025 08:26 UTC
LauriPatterson via Getty ImagesScrambled eggs are one of those things, like an omelette, that’s hard to ruin but surprisingly tricky to perfect. AdvertisementIn a YouTube Short titled Why Restaurant Eggs Are Better, he shared a few tips on how to turn the simple ingredient into silky, delicious perfection. It “prevents them from setting up too firmly, resulting in eggs that stay tender and moist, whether you like them soft-, medium- or hard-scrambled,” NYT Cooking says. NYT Cooking adds that potato or tapioca starch also works. “Over medium heat the whole time, keep mixing your eggs, making sure to get at the bottom and the sides, too,” @SenpaiKai9000 says.
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July 06, 2025 05:05 UTC
They need to let voters, especially those who consume more TikTok than traditional television, know it exists in the first place. “Poll after poll has found that the Republican budget bill is widely unpopular, so it’s safe to say that opposition messaging has broken through to some extent. Roughly two-thirds of voters who passively consume the news or actively avoid know nothing about the legislation. Support HuffPost Already contributed? Support HuffPost Already contributed?
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July 05, 2025 20:16 UTC
AdvertisementSo yeah, when we say there’s something for everyone coming up in the next few weeks, that’s no exaggeration. This multi-perspective series will track the frenzied weeks that followed and the hunt to find those responsible. Netflix says: “Andy and her team of immortal warriors are back, with a renewed sense of purpose in their mission to protect the world. Netflix says: “In London, a major trauma happens every 60 minutes, and for the NHS, each call is a race against time. Netflix says: “A stop-motion animation series starring My Melody and Kuromi, two globally popular Sanrio characters, is born!
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July 05, 2025 17:55 UTC
But, if I didn’t try to stand up, I’d miss the concert and the joy on my daughter’s face. It was during one of those moments when I stood that a man told his child to stand on my seat. That’s your seat?” He reeked of beer and a jagged vein bulged from his left temple. “Why are you so special?”AdvertisementThe author at the JVKE concert in August 2023 in the seating accommodation provided by the venue. I couldn’t let this man at the concert bully me into giving up my seat too.
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July 05, 2025 15:37 UTC
In reality, China is far and away the world’s leading producer of wind energy, with more than triple the current U.S. wind capacity. Trump, however, has long had issues with renewable energy ― especially wind, which he has called “bullshit” and “a hoax,” a grudge he has held since a dispute over an offshore wind farm near one of his resorts. www.huffpost.com/…x 'I Have Never Seen A Wind Farm In China': Donald Trump Humiliates Himself, Claims China Has No Wind Energy In Sad Attempt To Demean Renewableswww.msn.com/en-us/news/o...[image or embed] — Jack (@nashtn5.bsky.social) Jul 5, 2025 at 12:22 AMGEMINI:Subjectivist: A subjectivist believes that knowledge and truth are dependent on the individual's subjective experience or perspective. Naïve Realist (in a specific context): Naïve realism is the common-sense view that we perceive the world directly as it is. The GOP Senate version of the "big, beautiful bill" would raise the cost of wind and solar projects by 10% to 20%, one energy group estimated.
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July 05, 2025 06:41 UTC
….While complaining about Democrats not voting for his health care-gutting, food assistance-removing, so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill,” Trump said: “They wouldn’t vote only because they hate Trump, but I hate them, too, you know that?”“I really do. I hate them,” Trump repeated. “I cannot stand them, because I really believe they hate our country, if you want to know the truth.”….. ...Critics on social media slammed Trump as a “small, hateful man” and described his comments were “truly fucking disgusting” and then some….
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July 04, 2025 13:42 UTC
Olivia Munn VALERIE MACON via Getty ImagesOlivia Munn is claiming a director on the series The Newsroom tried to derail her career. “There was one director who came in multiple times,” Olivia said during the interview. “And there was a storyline where my character and Tom Sadoski’s character are dating and falling in love. AdvertisementOlivia told the host that her dispute with the director eventually resurfaced when she was trying out for another role. But first, I guess there’s another director who they know, and he says that on The Newsroom, you were late all the time and really combative’,” Olivia explained.
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July 04, 2025 07:50 UTC
LOADING ERROR LOADINGWASHINGTON ― Republicans pushed their giant bill cutting taxes and Medicaid through the House on Thursday, sending the legislation to President Donald Trump to sign into law. AdvertisementThe big bill rolls back expansions of the federal safety net recently enacted by Democratic presidents and entrenches the temporary tax cuts Trump signed into law during his first term. Citing fantastical economic growth forecasts, they’ve said the budget experts are all wrong and the tax cuts will pay for themselves. They claimed that failing to extend Trump’s 2017 tax cuts before they expire at the end of the year posed a major threat to the economy. Advertisement“If we do nothing, the Trump tax cuts, the most pro-growth tax reforms in generations, will expire.
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July 03, 2025 19:11 UTC
Republicans have struggled mightily with the bill nearly every step of the way this year, often succeeding by only one vote. Some Republicans are likely to balk at being asked to rubber-stamp the Senate version less than 24 hours after passage. AdvertisementIn a warning sign of some House Republican resistance, a resolution setting up terms for debating Trump’s bill barely cleared the House Rules Committee on Wednesday morning. AdvertisementThe House passed its version of the bill in May, despite worries about spending cuts and the overall price tag. One House Republican who has staked out opposition to the bill, Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky, is being targeted by Trump’s well-funded political operation.
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July 03, 2025 12:58 UTC
Just a bunch of regular adults, quietly, and for a moment, refusing to be bystanders to something as insane as school lunch debt. DJ Bracken lives with his 7-year-old daughter, Liara, and splits his time between coaching basketball and fighting school lunch debt. After personally paying off $835 at a local elementary school, DJ founded the Utah Lunch Debt Relief Foundation, which has raised over $50,000 and paid off the lunch debt of 12 Utah schools. His advocacy helped pass HB100, legislation that changed “reduced-price” lunch kids into “free” lunch kids, and prohibited lunch shaming in Utah schools. Follow his work on his Substack, “Lunch Money,” or donate directly to lunch debt relief at www.utldr.org.
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July 03, 2025 12:00 UTC
Photo Courtesy Of Sarah Baker PendletonNow that the Senate has passed its budget bill, the House is voting this week on taking my ability to commit to medically complex foster children away. Four in 10 kids across the United States are on Medicaid, including 368,000 foster kids like mine, who are entitled to Medicaid benefits through the foster system. We know how essential Medicaid benefits are for children in the foster system, nearly half of whom have special health care needs. Cuts to Medicaid would be devastating for medically complex foster children like mine across the United States. AdvertisementAnsley wasn’t a burden, because loving a child is never a burden, but she did have complex medical needs throughout her life.
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July 03, 2025 00:19 UTC
As part of the settlement, Paramount stated that “60 Minutes” will release transcripts of interviews that it conducts with U.S. presidential candidates after they’ve aired. But Puck reported that Redstone had told “60 Minutes” producers to hold back on stories critical of Trump until the merger was complete. In May, The Wall Street Journal reported that Paramount offered Trump $15 million to settle his lawsuit. Then, at the end of June, a mediator proposed a $20 million settlement, with $17 million of that going to Trump’s presidential foundation. Speaking on CBS’s “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” in May, Sen. Sanders stressed that Paramount shouldn’t cave to Trump.
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