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#politics #bill Elon Musk has criticized President Donald Trump's recent "great big bill," expressing disappointment at its scale and impact on the federal deficit. Musk called the legislation "pork-filled" and a "disgusting abomination," adding: "Shame on those who voted for it: you know you did the wrong thing." The bill, which includes broad tax breaks along with cuts to Medicaid and food aid programs, passed the House of Representatives by a margin of just one vote and is now being considered in the Senate, where further changes are possible. Critics such as Musk argue that the package will increase the national debt without offering a meaningful path to financial sustainability. The legislation is projected to increase the deficit by $2.7 trillion by 2034, compared with maintaining current policies, although an official estimate by the Congressional Budget Office has not yet been released. Musk's remarks reflect ongoing concerns among conservative hawks about the trajectory of U.S. government spending. "This will massively increase the already gigantic budget deficit to $2.5 trillion and burden American citizens with unsustainable and unsustainable debt," he wrote. White House press Secretary Caroline Levitt, commenting on Musk's statements, confirmed the administration's support for the bill. "The president already knows what position Elon Musk holds on this bill. This does not change the opinion of the president... It's one big, beautiful bill, and he's sticking to it."

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#tarrff #trump A three-judge panel at the U.S. Court of International Trade in Manhattan and a federal judge in Washington have already said that Trump did not have the unilateral authority to impose tariffs without congressional input. The Trump administration has appealed both decisions in cases brought by 12 U.S. states and several small businesses. Judge Corley's ruling is more limited than any of the other rulings and does not comment on the legality of Trump's tariffs. Instead, she ruled that California should have filed its lawsuit with the Court of International Trade, which has exclusive jurisdiction over tariff disputes in the United States. California, which opposed the transfer of the case, asked the judge to dismiss the lawsuit rather than transfer it. This will allow the state to appeal to the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

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It's not clear why they're draining it at all. The financial performance is great. Well, they didn't reach the projected amount of 0.5%, like. And they took everything as a negative.

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Denmark will raise the retirement age to a record high in Europe by 2040 The country's parliament has approved a bill that provides for a gradual increase in the retirement age to 70 years. The retirement age is currently 67. Since 2006, Denmark has been tying the retirement age to life expectancy and reviewing it every five years. According to the new decision of the authorities, the retirement age will be raised in three stages: to 68 years by 2030, and to 69 years by 2035. The final stage is scheduled for 2040, at which time the retirement age in Denmark will reach the age of 70. The reform will apply to people born after December 31, 1970. 81 deputies voted for the pension reform, 21 against it. Europe is rapidly aging. Life expectancy is increasing, but the birth rate is falling. Because of this, by 2030, the retirement age in Germany and Norway for both men and women will be 67 years old. In France, this bar was set two years ago. Experts predict that with the current growth rate of life expectancy, the working age will be increased to 70 years. Otherwise, the Old World faces a massive influx of migrants. The German Institute for Economic Research in Berlin (DIW) is already actively advocating the start of a broad discussion on raising the retirement age in the country to 70 years.

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#TRUMP #power #politics The latest Supreme Court decision in the case of Trump V. Wilcox increases market attention to the growing consequences of the expansion of executive power in the United States, research firm Jefferies believes that investors should start considering this in prices. Strategist Aniket Shah noted that a broader shift to the "Theory of Unitary Executive Power" — a legal doctrine adopted by the Trump administration — could significantly change U.S. governance and introduce higher political risks to financial markets. This theory claims that the president has sole control over the executive branch of government, including the right to dismiss the heads of independent agencies and overturn Congressional spending decisions. "We believe that the expansion of presidential power has a negative impact on risky assets and will further undermine the concept of American exceptionalism in the markets," Shah wrote in a note sent to clients on Thursday afternoon. The Supreme Court's decision to suspend lower court rulings that protected Biden-appointed officials at the National Labor Relations Board and the Merit System Defense Council is seen by Jeffrey as a potential turning point. Although this is not a final decision, the Court's actions allow the Trump administration to continue with the dismissals and signal broader judicial recognition of the president's control over federal agencies. Jeffrey argues that if this interpretation gains further legal recognition, it could allow future President Trump to impose tariffs more freely, deregulate sectors without the usual administrative checks, and replace agency heads traditionally shielded from political pressure. Sooner or later, it will come to the Fed. Trump will start firing people he doesn't like. Reduce civil servants, etc .

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