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The Day Budget Projections Fueled Musk's Revolt

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 04.06.2025.

It displays 257 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

04.06.2025 โ‡ข The Day Budget Projections Fueled Musk's Revolt
โŒจThe Congressional Budget Office released its analysis of Trump's legislation, projecting it would add $2.4 trillion to federal deficits over ten years while leaving 10.9 million Americans uninsured. The findings intensified Musk's rebellion against what he continued calling a "disgusting abomination," escalating his social media campaign to "KILL the BILL."

Republicans attempted damage control, claiming Musk's opposition stemmed from losing electric vehicle tax credits rather than fiscal concerns. Sources described Trump as "furious" over Musk's "megabill revolt," with insiders saying they "knew he'd throw a fit."

Trump conducted a 75-minute call with Putin, relaying that the Russian leader plans retaliation for Ukraine's drone strikes on air bases. The conversation covered Iran but would not produce "immediate peace."

Former Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced she was leaving the Democratic Party to become an independent while promoting her memoir about the "broken" Biden administration. A federal judge blocked deportation of the Boulder suspect's family despite their cooperation with investigators.
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04:19 (08:19)โ‡ขMusk's Rebellion Against Trump Intensifies

โŒจThe newspapers report on Elon Musk's continued public opposition to Trump's spending legislation, which he maintains is a "disgusting abomination" despite White House defense of the bill (Fox News, NPR, HuffPost, Vox). The confrontation has created what sources describe as a potential "Trump-Musk breakup" over fiscal policy disagreements. Meanwhile, Trump has implemented his promised manufacturing revival through doubled tariffs on steel and aluminum, with rates now at 50 percent aimed at boosting domestic production (The Epoch Times, Newsweek). The administration also rescinded federal guidance requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortion care (ABC News). Two Chinese nationals face charges for allegedly smuggling what officials term a "dangerous biological pathogen" into the United States as an "agroterrorism weapon" (Breitbart). A young Democrat won decisively in South Carolina's Republican stronghold, becoming the youngest state House member (The Daily Beast).
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07:07 (11:07)โ‡ขMusk's War Escalates

โŒจThe newspapers report on Elon Musk's intensified public warfare against Trump's spending legislation, with multiple sources covering his continued attacks despite White House pushback (Fox News, The Hill, The Daily Beast, Washington Post). The confrontation has created what outlets describe as Musk "throwing a wrench" into GOP plans while "going nuclear" on Trump's policies. Meanwhile, Trump's doubled steel and aluminum tariffs took effect, raising rates to 50 percent as companies navigate what ABC News calls a "danger zone" of fluctuating trade policies (ABC News, NPR). The tariff implementation coincides with manufacturers questioning how to compete under the new trade framework. Additionally, outlets report on threats against Trump, with Newsweek covering charges against Thomas Streavel for allegedly threatening assassination, while Russian media escalates nuclear rhetoric following Ukraine's strategic bomber strikes (CNN, Newsweek).
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Establishment candidate Rafaล‚ Trzaskowski had the perfect rรฉsumรฉ to become Polandโ€™s centrist, pro-European president. His defeat to the hard-right Karol Nawrocki reflects the liberal establishmentโ€™s evaporating support among the middle and working classes.
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09:31 (13:31)โ‡ขTrump's DOGE Budget Cuts

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's formal request to Congress for $9.4 billion in spending cuts through his DOGE initiative, with the White House officially submitting what multiple sources describe as a "clawback" of already approved funding (AP News, Common Dreams). The administration simultaneously raised steel and aluminum tariffs to 50 percent, prompting concerns from Canada and the European Union about trade relations (NYTimes). Reports indicate Trump has launched what The Hill characterizes as a "MAGA rebellion" against the Federalist Society, while NPR warns that DOGE's data collection efforts could compromise the reliability of census results and economic statistics. The Boulder terror case continues with DHS detaining the suspect's family pending deportation (Breitbart), while job growth remains sluggish with only 37,000 private sector positions added in May (The Epoch Times).
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Emmanuel Macronโ€™s government is calling for a ban on one of Franceโ€™s largest Palestine solidarity campaigns. The proposal is repression of free speech โ€” and makes a mockery of Macronโ€™s attempt to sound more critical of Israeli crimes.
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11:07 (15:07)โ‡ขCBO Finds Trump Tax Bill Adds $2.4 Trillion to Deficit

โŒจThe newspapers report on the Congressional Budget Office's analysis of Trump's tax legislation, finding it would cut taxes by $3.7 trillion while adding $2.4 trillion to the federal deficit over ten years and leaving 10.9 million Americans without health insurance (AP News, CBS, CNN, NBC News, Boston Globe). The analysis intensifies the public confrontation between Trump and Elon Musk, with sources describing Musk as "furious" and "butthurt" over the spending bill, leading to what HuffPost characterizes as Trump being "furious" over Musk's "megabill revolt" (The Daily Beast, HuffPost). Meanwhile, Trump's 50 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum imports officially took effect, doubling previous rates in what the administration claims will revitalize American steel mills (NYTimes). The Department of Justice revealed that a Columbia University protester who called himself a "Jew-hater" had direct communications with Hamas militants, with prosecutors stating his phone contained extensive pro-Hamas propaganda (NY Post).
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Organizing logistics behemoths like Amazon and Walmart will require the labor movement to figure out how to disrupt the flow of goods across the supply chain rather than simply organizing individual workplaces โ€” and that requires a major rethinking of organizing strategy.
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12:53 (16:53)โ‡ขCBO Confirms $2.4 Trillion Deficit Blow

โŒจThe newspapers report on the Congressional Budget Office's confirmation that Trump's policy bill would add $2.4 trillion to the federal deficit over the next decade while leaving 10.9 million Americans uninsured (NYTimes, AP News, The Hill). This analysis has intensified the rift between Trump and Elon Musk, with Republicans now claiming Musk's criticism stems from the bill's elimination of electric vehicle tax credits rather than fiscal concerns (Breitbart). The Daily Beast reports insiders describe Musk as "butthurt" over losing his government influence. Meanwhile, former Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced she is leaving the Democratic Party to become an independent while promoting her memoir about the "broken" Biden administration (NY Post, The Hill). Law enforcement made arrests in two separate cases: Daniel Park was detained at a New York airport for allegedly providing materials for the Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing, and authorities continue investigating the Boulder suspect's family, who face potential deportation despite cooperating with the probe (NBC News, Newsweek, USA Today).
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The last rural Democrat in Kentuckyโ€™s legislature just switched parties. Robin Webb is wrong that Republicans better represent her coal-country constituents, but sheโ€™s right that Democrats lost interest in them long ago.
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14:24 (18:24)โ‡ขTrump's Putin Call

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's 75-minute phone call with Putin, where the Russian leader indicated he would respond to Ukraine's drone strikes on Russian air bases (ABC News, CBS, CNN, NBC News, NPR, USA Today). Trump described it as a "good conversation" but stated it would not lead to "immediate peace," with the two leaders also discussing Iran during the call. Meanwhile, the Congressional Budget Office's analysis of the Republican policy bill continues dominating coverage, with outlets reporting it would add $2.4 trillion to the deficit while removing healthcare from 11 million Americans (Common Dreams, NYTimes, HuffPost, The Daily Beast). The analysis has further inflamed what The Daily Beast characterizes as the "Trump-Musk civil war" over fiscal policy. Former Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced she is leaving the Democratic Party to become an independent while promoting her upcoming memoir about the Biden White House (Fox News, The Hill).
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The last rural Democrat in Kentuckyโ€™s state senate just switched parties. Robin Webb is wrong that Republicans better represent her coal-country constituents, but sheโ€™s right that Democrats lost interest in them long ago.
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Even if most Americans havenโ€™t abandoned their private sense of empathy, many donโ€™t seem terribly bothered by the rancidness of their leaders.
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Even if most Americans havenโ€™t abandoned their private sense of empathy, many donโ€™t seem terribly bothered by the rancidness of their leaders.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit from the Democratic National Committee (DNC). The plaintiffs argued that the order threatened the independence of the Federal Election Commission (FEC) by potentially allowing President Donald Trump or attorney general to influence the commission's legal interpretations.
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16:08 (20:08)โ‡ขMusk's Bill Revolt

โŒจThe newspapers report on escalating tensions between Elon Musk and Trump over fiscal legislation, with Musk continuing his "KILL the BILL" campaign against Trump's spending package (ABC News, NY Post, HuffPost). Sources describe Trump world as unsurprised by Musk's opposition, with insiders saying they "knew he'd throw a fit" over what Democrats label the "We're All Going To Die Act" (NY Post, Newsweek). The Congressional Budget Office analysis shows Trump's tariffs could reduce deficits by $2.8 trillion, offsetting projected tax cut losses, while the overall bill would still add $2.4 trillion to deficits (Breitbart, Common Dreams). Trump spoke with Putin about Ukraine's drone strikes, with the Russian leader indicating plans for retaliation, though Trump stated this would not lead to "immediate peace" (NYTimes, USA Today, NPR). Additionally, Trump called for scrapping the debt limit entirely amid the legislative standoff (The Hill).
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17:20 (21:20)โ‡ขJudge Blocks Boulder Suspect's Family Deportation

โŒจThe newspapers report on judicial intervention blocking ICE deportations in the Boulder attack case, with a federal judge temporarily preventing the removal of suspect Mohamed Soliman's family while they cooperate with the investigation (CBS, Newsweek, The Blaze). Simultaneously, ICE faces criticism for mistakenly detaining an 18-year-old Milford student during graduation weekend while seeking his father, prompting his family's emotional plea for release (Boston Globe). The Congressional Budget Office analysis continues generating debate, with sources reporting Trump's tariffs could reduce deficits by $2.8 trillion over the next decade but may trigger inflation and slower growth (NPR). The CBO simultaneously found nearly 11 million Americans would lose insurance under Trump's broader legislative package (USA Today). Trump revealed Putin plans retaliation against Ukraine for drone strikes during their phone conversation, though he did not indicate whether he attempted to dissuade the Russian leader (NYTimes). Additional security concerns emerged with reports of suspected Chinese operatives hiding dangerous pathogens in boots (Fox News), while Columbia University faces accreditation issues from the Education Department (The Epoch Times).
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Newly released reports have revealed a disturbing detail in the deaths of the three young sisters whose bodies were found in Washington state: all three were discovered with plastic bags wrapped over their heads and their wrists restrained with zip tiesโ€”an act authorities suspect was carried out by their father.
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19:04 (23:04)โ‡ขMusk's War on Trump's Big Bill

โŒจThe newspapers report on Elon Musk's escalating campaign against Trump's legislation, with multiple sources documenting his "KILL the BILL" social media offensive (Breitbart, ABC News, The Daily Beast, HuffPost). The Congressional Budget Office released conflicting analyses showing Trump's tariffs would reduce deficits by $2.8 trillion over ten years while simultaneously shrinking the economy and raising inflation (CBS, AP News, NPR). However, sources note Trump's broader legislative package would still add $2.4 trillion to deficits overall (Reason). Trump addressed thousands of political appointees at a White House party while Putin promised retaliation for Ukraine's drone strikes during their phone conversation (Fox News, NYTimes). New York's mayoral race began with Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani among nine Democratic candidates debating in the first 2025 primary debate (NY Post). Additionally, authorities continue searching for a father suspected of killing three sisters found with zip-tied wrists and plastic bags over their heads in Washington state (One America News Network).
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20:40 (00:40)โ‡ขTrump's 19-Country Travel Ban

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's sweeping new travel ban targeting 12 countries with complete entry restrictions and partial restrictions on 7 others, marking the return of one of his first term's most contentious policies (ABC News, CBS, CNN, Fox News, NBC News, The Hill, USA Today). The proclamation cites national security risks as justification for the expanded restrictions. Meanwhile, sources describe Trump's administration pursuing time limits on rental assistance programs alongside work requirements, with supporters arguing this would spread limited funds to more people while critics warn it could increase homelessness (NPR). The Boston Globe reports Trump is specifically targeting Harvard University students, moving to block US entry for foreigners planning to study there. Additionally, media outlets report on what HuffPost characterizes as a "Biden witch hunt" beginning, while The Daily Beast describes Musk as a potential "Brutus" threat to Trump's presidency.
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President Trumpโ€™s move barred entry by people from 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.
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The White House said the action was needed to protect the United States from terrorist attacks and other national security threats, and said the countries lacked screening and vetting capabilities.
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23:36 (03:36)โ‡ขTrump's 19-Country Travel Ban

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump's sweeping travel ban affecting 19 countries, with complete entry restrictions on 12 nations including Afghanistan, Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen, while 7 others face partial restrictions (NYTimes, Washington Post, NBC News, CBS, AP News, CNN, Fox News, The Hill, USA Today, The Blaze, The Epoch Times). The proclamation takes effect Monday morning and primarily targets African and Asian nations, with Trump stating "we don't want them" as justification for national security concerns. Meanwhile, Trump escalates his assault on higher education by taking extraordinary steps against Harvard and Columbia universities, including blocking foreign students from attending Harvard (Boston Globe, NY Post). The administration's actions coincide with internal Republican tensions, as Elon Musk continues attacking Trump's spending legislation while parts of Trump's coalition express disillusionment with the "big, beautiful bill" (Newsweek, The Daily Beast). A federal judge temporarily blocked deportation of the Boulder attack suspect's family members while they cooperate with the ongoing investigation (One America News Network).
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