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President Trump and Elon Musk, once an inseparable duo, are breaking up. Differences broke out in the Republican Budget Act yesterday. The two men used their respective social media platforms to throw personal attacks on each other. Musk asserted without evidence after Trump threatened the truth society, canceling billions of dollars in federal subsidies and contracts with Musk, a government document mentions the president's reference to convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

• 🎧 It's an amazing breakthrough as Trump raises the way MuskNPR's Danielle Kurtzleben told first. Musk spent more than a quarter of a billion dollars to help Trump get elected and made it clear that he thinks he deserves more. The disagreement began with a "big and beautiful bill" and Musk criticized it loudly for days because of the cost. Trump said Musk was angry at how the bill would reduce tax incentives for those who buy electric cars, and he believed Musk missed his power and attention in the administration.

Trump claims that his tariffs will lead to greater prosperity in the United States, and there is now evidence to support that claim. Treasury reports show that tariffs have generated nearly $70 billion in revenue so far this year. New forecasts from the Congressional Budget Office say they will reduce federal debt by $2.8 trillion over the next decade if tariffs continue.

• 🎧 Tariffs can help fill holes that congressional Republicans have been diggingBut remember, it's important to remember that this income is mostly paid by Americans, said Scott Horsley of NPR. Patrick Allen, a wine importer in Columbus, Ohio, said the tariff revenue is support for people who are importing raw materials and will eventually be built into the price everyone is paying for the goods. "Say, if I ordered $100,000 from France, I had to pay $20,000 to get the wine out of customs," Allen said.

Immigration detainees held protests at Miami’s immigration and customs law enforcement facilities yesterday. The protests were captured by local news helicopters showing protesters lined up in the yard of the Quibrom Detention Center and spelled out "SOS" with their bodies. Crom is currently suffering from severe overcrowding. Detainees reported illness and limited drug use.

• 🎧 Jasmine Garsd of NPR reported that the first tip received about Crom came from Mariaa woman with a brother in the facility. Maria said they had been sleeping on the concrete floor, not being fed, and the food was spoiled. Garsd said there is evidence that this is a national problem. The ice detention center appears to have a capacity of 125%. The overcrowding is temporary, but the Trump administration has promised more arrests, the ICE said. Overcrowding is one of the reasons why the administration’s main goal is to prolong itself.

Listen today

Seth MacFarlane, known for creation American dad! and Family guythere is another passion: singing. Five-time Grammy nominees released a new song album that came to life from an previously unheard arrangement written by Frank Sinatra. Lush life: The arrangement of lost Sinatra There are 12 songs in the first full recording with the band. Listen to clips from MacFarlane's new album and read more about what this music means to him.

Weekend draft picks

What to check NPR Watch, read and listen to this weekend:

🍿Movie: John Wick returns to spinoff movies Ballet danceras Ana de Armas as ballerina transformed into Assassin, navigating the international criminal underworld.

📺TV: from Mobilan arrive Your friends and neighborsTV critic Eric Deggans shares 10 of the coolest TV projects you might miss this year.

📚Book: Newcomers at the bookstore this week include Susan Choi's novel, Evan Osnos' papers and Molly Jong-Fast's memoirs. This is a subdivision of these books and so on.

🎵 Music: Today, new music from Lil Wayne, Addison Rae, Cynthia Erivo, Rascal Flatts is full of new music. Fortunately, you can listen to the best songs from every album in one place: this selected playlist.

🎭Theater: She dares It is believed to be the first professional opera written by two black women. It shows women with Rosa Parks – in some cases she refuses to give up her seat on a quarantine bus. (via WBEZ)

❓Query: A lot of things happened this week and luckily I remember most of them because I got 8 out of 11. Now, it's your turn to try to beat my score.

Three things to know before moving forward

1. Divorce documents show seasonal peaks in early spring and late summer, divorce lawyers and researchers say.
2. Vietnam eliminated a long-standing two-child policy to address the decline in birth rates and shrinking working-age population.
3. More than 200 wildfires have occurred throughout Canada, emitting thick smoke in the Midwest of the United States. Experts say climate change means the United States can get used to it because we may see more frequent and severe wildfires.

The newsletter is Suzanne Nuyen.