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Trump will host business leaders at the White House Dinner
Donald Trump is expected to host a private dinner at the White House tonight with many top business executives, including The Chief Executive of Nasdaq and JPMorgan Chasean administration official said.
The meeting underscored Trump’s efforts to deepen ties with corporate leaders as his administration embarks on new initiatives aimed at strengthening US capital markets and reconstruction Critical domestic supply chains seen as essential to national security. JP Morgan, the nation’s largest bank, has announced for a decade, $1.5TrN investment program Targets industries at the center of national security and the economy, including supply chain and manufacturing, defense and aerospect, entricity technology.
A White House official confirmed that Trump met with financial leaders, but did not confirm a guest list.
Jamie Dimon, the head of the bank, previously defended the independence of the Federal Reserve amid the trumpet attack and warned that wage tariffs are more likely to recede.
House set to vote on deal to end record shutdown
Good morning and look forward to our coverage of US politics in the US House of Representatives Vote now to end the longest government shutdown in the history of the country. It comes as the Democrats in the Senate are angry at the compromise that drops an increase in basic health care subsidies.
After fulfilling the Children without a replacement for 50 daysthe Sperper Speaker of the Republican, Mike Johnson, reminded the lawmakers in Washington to discuss the short-term funding bill, which will continue to open the government in January. The measure, advanced by a coalition of Republicans in the Senate and A handful of Democratsavoiding further chaos but millions facing potential increases in health care premiums.
The agreement was revealed sharp division among Democrats. Progressive groups accused Senate leaders of treason and even called for Chuck Schumer to step down even before pushing himself. House Minority Leadeem Jeffries warned that Democrats will inevitably bring back the billcalling it “a refusal of the Republicans to address the cost of the united crisis”.
Johnson could only lose two votes to pass the bill, and the Kentucky representative Thomas Massie will probably vote no. But Republican leaders expressed hope that the legislation would pass, and be sent to Trump for his signature.
Stay with us to see what happens.