

Megabill’s Fate Uncertain as Senators Continue Marathon Voting
11 snips Jun 30, 2025
Senators are locked in marathon voting as they rush to pass a major tax and spending bill before the July 4 deadline. Meanwhile, the Trump administration's investigation reveals civil rights violations at Harvard, sparking debates on elite universities and their roles. On the investing front, there's a curious trend towards dividend-paying stocks, which are believed to indicate company stability and attract investors despite longstanding doubts from finance experts. Lastly, Apple's feature delays and Boeing's antitrust hurdles add spice to the business landscape.
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Senate Tax Bill Vote Uncertain
- Senate Republicans are pushing to pass a controversial tax and spending bill by a July 4 deadline, but votes remain uncertain.
- Key Republican senators want changes on wind credits, rural hospitals, and Medicaid, complicating consensus and voting progress.
Harvard Faces Civil Rights Scrutiny
- The Trump administration found Harvard violated civil rights by failing to address anti-Semitism on campus.
- This could risk Harvard's significant federal funding and increase pressure to negotiate with the government.
Trump's Higher Ed Patriotism Push
- The Trump administration aims to make universities more patriotic, criticizing them for fostering grievance-based identities.
- They want campuses to promote American ideals and patriotism rather than divisive identity politics.