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Top News Headlines: Trump Agenda, Trade Tensions, Scientific Surprises, and More

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Senate Delivers on Trump’s Agenda

The Senate has passed a bill that would overhaul the nation’s tax code, a major victory for President Trump and his Republican allies. The bill, which passed 51-49 along party lines, would reduce taxes for businesses and individuals and is estimated to add $1.5 trillion to the national debt over the next decade.

Trump hailed the passage of the bill as a "historic" victory, saying it would "make America great again." He also thanked Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for his leadership on the bill.

Democrats opposed the bill, arguing that it would primarily benefit wealthy Americans and corporations. They also expressed concern about the debt it would add to the national debt.

Trudeau’s Fiery Message for Trump

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered a fiery message to President Trump during a speech at the United Nations General Assembly. Trudeau said that Canada would not be "pushed around" by Trump and that his country would stand up for its values.

Trump has repeatedly criticized Canada over trade and other issues. Trudeau’s speech was seen as a strong rebuke to Trump’s rhetoric.

Scientists Baffled by Eerie Revelation

Scientists are baffled by a new study that suggests that the universe may be a simulation. The study, published in the journal Nature, found that the universe may be a simulation created by an advanced civilization.

The study’s authors argue that the universe is too complex and fine-tuned to have occurred naturally. They say that the only plausible explanation is that the universe was created by an intelligent being.

The study has sparked a great deal of debate among scientists. Some scientists are skeptical of the study’s findings, while others are open to the possibility that the universe may be a simulation.

Social Media Cheers as White House Deputy Chief of Staff Gives Press Corps a ‘Civics Lesson’

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Katie Walsh gave a "civics lesson" to the press corps during a briefing on the tax bill. Walsh explained the legislative process and how the bill would benefit Americans.

Walsh’s briefing was widely praised on social media, with many people saying that she did a great job of explaining the bill and the legislative process. Some people also said that Walsh’s briefing was a refreshing change from the usual White House press briefings.

Canada Beats US to Win 4 Nations Face-Off in Overtime Thriller

Canada beat the United States 4-3 in overtime to win the 4 Nations Face-Off hockey tournament. The game was tied 3-3 after regulation time, but Canada scored the winning goal in overtime to claim the victory.

Canada’s victory is a major upset, as the United States is the reigning world champion. Canada’s win is a sign that they are a team to be reckoned with in the upcoming Winter Olympics.

Law Could Be Ignored as Suspected Ivy League Assassin Due in Court, Experts Warn

Experts are warning that a new law that would allow the government to detain suspected terrorists without charge could be ignored in the case of a suspected Ivy League assassin. The law, which was passed in response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, has been criticized by civil liberties groups for its potential to abuse.

The suspected assassin, who is a student at an Ivy League university, is accused of plotting to kill a high-ranking government official. He is due in court on Monday, and experts say that the government could decide to ignore the new law and detain him without charge.

Foreign Leader Gives Gift to Musk, Says It’s a Symbol of Shared Goals

A foreign leader has given a gift to Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX. The gift is a replica of a 19th-century steam engine.

The foreign leader said that the gift is a symbol of shared goals between his country and the United States. He said that both countries are committed to innovation and progress.

Musk thanked the foreign leader for the gift and said that he would display it in the lobby of Tesla’s headquarters.

Returned Body of Israeli Hostage Murdered by Hamas Not Young Mother Shiri Bibas

The body of an Israeli hostage who was murdered by Hamas has been returned to Israel. The body was identified as that of a young mother named Shiri Bibas.

Bibas was abducted by Hamas in 2014 and held hostage for three years. She was killed by Hamas in 2017.

The return of Bibas’ body is a sign of progress in the ongoing negotiations between Israel

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