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Trump’s Big Toxic Bill Will Cost America – and the World
UNITED STATES, JUL 12 – The legislation cuts renewable energy incentives and Medicaid funding, potentially increasing U.S. emissions by up to 730 million metric tons annually and causing 830,000 clean energy job losses, experts say.
- Congress passed and President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill in early July 2025, affecting tax cuts and Medicaid spending nationwide.
- The bill prolongs the 2017 tax cuts introduced under Trump and includes Medicaid funding reductions totaling $1.1 trillion spread across a decade, sparking strong criticism from Democrats and advocacy organizations.
- Opponents argue the bill will reduce health care access for hundreds of thousands in Louisiana and require work or volunteer hours for food assistance eligibility, impacting 806,000 SNAP recipients.
- Fiscal risks increased, with Moody's downgrading US debt rating due to mounting debt now over $36 trillion, and interest payments consuming 20 cents of every tax dollar in 2025.
- The bill’s passage risks worsening national security and economic stability as experts warn rising debt undermines military power and could lead to deeper capability cuts.
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Katie Couric labels Trump’s MAGA ‘a s*** show’: Liberal Media Scream
The disdain the legacy media have for President Donald Trump has reached new levels since Congress approved his “big, beautiful bill.” Many liberal outlets have resorted to following Democratic talking points and inflated the negative effects, and others have made…
Katie Couric labels Trump’s MAGA ‘a s*** show’: Liberal Media Scream - Washington Examiner
The disdain the legacy media have for President Donald Trump has reached new levels since Congress approved his “big, beautiful bill.” Many liberal outlets have resorted to following Democratic talking points and inflated the negative effects, and others have made ridiculous claims that it will kill millions. And then there is media darling Katie Couric, who just brushed aside the whole Trump administration in one profane and sour characterizati…
Gaskin: Time is of the essence in addressing climate change
We have been told we have very little time to act if we want to avoid a climate disaster. Yet, on July 4 President Trump signed the “Big Beautiful Bill” into law. This legislation fundamentally reorients U.S. energy policy, shifting federal support from renewable energy initiatives toward fossil fuels and nuclear energy. The consequences of this shift carry significant implications for climate finance, emissions trajectories, and global climate …
Trump to send Patriot missiles to Ukraine; Trade war intensifies with 30% tariffs on EU, Mexico
Electricity prices are expected to surge higher throughout the next decade due to energy policy changes in President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful” bill, according to a new analysis from Energy Innovation, a non-partisan energy and climate think tank. Signed July 4, the bill mandates expanded oil and gas leasing, caps clean energy subsidies and rolls back tax credits that helped to make wind, solar and other clean power cheaper for manufacturers…
Critics fear Trump will use flawed DOE report to push pro-coal agenda
The Trump administration has made clear it intends to use the authority of the federal government to prevent fossil-fueled power plants from closing, despite their environmental and economic costs. Last week, the Department of Energy issued a report that energy analysts agree is designed to push that agenda
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