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President Trump marked the 100th day of his second term at a rally in Michigan last night. There, Trump cited an editorial that accused his presidency of being the most important in history. Trump pushed the limitations of presidential power, using wartime authorities to combat immigration, punish his political enemies, and launched a trade war that upended global relations. During an hour and a half rally, he falsely claimed to have won the 2020 presidential election, blaming former President Joe Biden for all kinds of national issues and insisting that he did not gain enough credibility for his achievements.

• 🎧 The key difference between Trump's first and second term so far is that he now has more experienceNPR's Tamara Keith told first. During his first semester, he received a challenge from the government. This time, the president is filled with more loyalists. At the rally, Trump appears to be transitioning to a campaign-style push to push what he calls “a big bill,” a huge tax and spending cut that he is pushing Republicans to pass quickly in Congress.

Trump's bill is a major focus for congressional Republicans as they return to the U.S. capital after two weeks of adjournment. The house said the goal is to pass the bill before Memorial Day.

• 🎧 It's a completely partisan process, as Democrats unanimously oppose the billNPR's Elena Moore said there is no ability to stop it. Some of these bills are divided among Republicans. With a sharp majority, almost comprehensive partisan support is needed to get this bill across the entire finish line.

Steve Bannon, a Trump adviser, said he was looking forward to a "summer of different" During an interview Morning version Host Steve Ice saves. Bannon promoted Trump’s agenda in 2016 and worked in the White House for some time. Political observers keep an eye on Bannon to measure where Trump’s coalition might go. Watch a video of an extensive conversation between Bannon and INSKEEK, which includes discussions about tariffs, immigration and how Trump uses his power.

• 🎧 Bannon said he wanted to see the right one Government's public and private universities - Even if many Americans tell pollers they think Trump has gone too far. He also hopes that all Chinese students will be sent home. Bannon said he would like to see high-value enhanced manufacturing returns that provide a person with opportunities to work and support a family while a spouse (if they will) stay at home. “Once we get back to this point, the country will be vibrant and strong again,” he said.

Life is better

Life is better Special series About the need to stay healthy in the United States.

Currently, many feel economic anxiety, brought about by thousands of federal workers layoffs from jobs, the possibility of a recession, and the possibility of other latest developments in the headlines. Some people may experience financial setbacks, a disaster that can cause intense stress and then get stuck in serious health problems such as depression, substance abuse, high blood pressure and heart problems. Research shows that how to deal with financial stress is the key to protecting health.

• 💰Acknowledging and dealing with the grief of unemployment is an important step to keep moving forward and embracing new financial reality.
• 💰 Find new ways to leverage your skills and work through an assistant or volunteer. It provides goals and a way forward and allows you to reinvent yourself.
• 💰 allows yourself not to worry about the future, but focus on immediate gifts. Open a discrete period, such as one or three months, to set goals around financial savings and the number of jobs you plan to apply for.

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In New York, Bodega Cats are more than just a cute companion for convenience store workers and shoppers. They contribute to this work by caring for rodents and attracting clients. However, felines are illegal in New York City because Bodegas sells food. Now, kitten lovers petition to reclassify them as working animals. Try to view photos of these cats at work.

Three things to know before moving forward

1. The Mellon Foundation announced $15 million in “emergency funding” for the U.S. state humanities committee announced that it has recently canceled $65 million in grants to impact museums, historic sites, and more.
2. The Trump administration hopes to reduce funding for LGBTQ+ youth professional services under a leaked budget proposal reviewed by the NPR to reduce the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline.
3. During World War II, the 68888 Central Postal General Massacre was the only female unit to serve overseas. It won a Congressional gold medal yesterday, just 80 years after achieving the organizational feat.

The newsletter is Suzanne Nuyen.