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US Senate Republicans advance Trump bill toward passage

US Politics · United States

US Senate Republicans advance Trump bill toward passage

53% Center coverage: 253 sources

The Republican-controlled U.S. Senate advanced President Donald Trump's sweeping tax-cut and spending bill in a key procedural vote on Saturday, raising the odds that lawmakers will be able to pass the legislation in coming days. See the Story

President Trump’s 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Could Impact Your Taxes, Health Care and Groceries

Donald Trump · United States

President Trump’s 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Could Impact Your Taxes, Health Care and Groceries

66% Center coverage: 108 sources

The Senate is preparing for a high-stakes vote Monday on Trump’s sprawling “big, beautiful bill,” a 940-page package that aims to lock in tax breaks, ramp up immigration enforcement, cut safety net programs and expand defense spending.See the Story

Woman Recalls Life-Changing Mishap on Fourth of July: ‘It Can Go Bad Really Quick'

Independence Day · United States

Woman Recalls Life-Changing Mishap on Fourth of July: ‘It Can Go Bad Really Quick'

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

NEWTON, Iowa -- An Iowa woman who lost vision in her right eye from a fireworks accident is sharing her story as a warning to others celebrating the Fourth of July.Lisa Dickerson's life changed dramatically five years ago when a bottle rocket misfired and struck her in the face."It can go bad really quick," Dickerson told CBS News' Jarred Hill.The mother of two was shooting bottle rockets with her family when one malfunctioned, causing others to…See the Story

Nature Views, Therapy Llamas and 'Impeccable' Bathrooms Give Boost to 'Best' Airports

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A new survey named Portland International Airport as America's best airport, with Long Beach and Reagan National landing high on the list, too, based on unique amenities and local food offerings.Nature · Portland See the Story

How Vaccine Recommendations Have Changed in the US

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The US Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices voted in June to stop recommending certain kinds of flu vaccines, a notable shift in vaccine guidanceVaccines · United States See the Story

FlowingData enters adulthood at 18

Last week marked 18 years of FlowingData. That seems like a long time, especially on the internet. I didn’t know what I was getting myself into. There have been books. There have been many analyses and charts. There have been many shared projects. Still, my notebooks overflow and I’m excited about projects in the works. I grow more curious about data, analysis, and visualization with every new project, big and small. I feel lucky. I feel gratefu…Read Article

Questions to visual answers

Hi all. Nathan here. This is the Process, the newsletter for FlowingData members on making sense of data and visualizing the insights clearly. One of the best and most direct ways to do this is to ask questions and answer with data. The former provides a path to explore, and the latter helps define how to visualize your data. Become a member for access to this — plus tutorials, courses, and guides.Read Article

Types of deadlines illustrated from beginning to end

Some deadlines come unexpected, some come staggered, and some come on a fixed schedule. They all shift the flow of work. Harriet Hand and Keri Facer, as part of their workshop on how we use time, illustrated the different types of deadlines. You can also get the above in print. Tags: deadline, Harriet Hand, illustration, Keri Facer Read Article

When a woman’s cycle stops

Many women lose their period while still of reproductive age. For Reuters, Daisy Chung, Minami Funakoshi, and Julia Wolfe explain why it happens and how some people can recover. In this situation — known as functional hypothalamic amenorrhea (HA) — the body shuts down the reproductive system to preserve energy for essential functions, such as keeping the heart beating. It’s an evolutionary strategy to prevent pregnancy when the body can’t suppor…Read Article

Cost and savings for each item in the GOP bill

NYT’s the Upshot has a running list of the items in the bill with how much each will cost or save. The bill would add $3 trillion of debt. Reduced taxes accounts for most of that amount, and Medicaid takes the biggest hit. Items highlighted yellow indicate ongoing discussions. Tags: bill, Medicaid, taxes, UpshotRepublican Party · New York Read Article

Illustrated fears about AI-generated art

Artist Christoph Niemann chimed in for the New York Times about his complicated feelings towards AI tools. “Is A.I. good or bad for the creative process?” The answers vary by purpose and where we find value, but in the end: Communicating emotions from person to person through writing, composing or painting is inefficient and inherently human. This is what makes a love letter, a doodle on a sandwich bag and (some) paintings in a museum precious. …New York City · New York Read Article

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