SAVE America Act

President Trump is set to deliver a prime-time speech from the White House addressing Iran developments, election integrity, and other unspecified topics. The speech, scheduled for Thursday at 9 p.m. ET, will include an update on Iran and potential discussions on the stalled SAVE America Act. A White House adviser described the content as a 'potpourri' of issues, with no confirmation of addressing the 2020 Senate elections in Georgia.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna will vote to reopen the House floor after a dispute over the SAVE America Act, provided the bill is attached to appropriation and must-pass legislation. Speaker Mike Johnson aims to link the GOP election bill to the State Department funding package, but Senate Majority Leader John Thune has refused to support a rules change. House leaders face challenges with hard-liners demanding an immigration crackdown before voting.

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham died suddenly at 71, leading Gov. Henry McMaster to appoint his sister Darline Graham Nordone to finish his term. Graham had won the Republican primary for re-election, and his death may impact legislation like the SAVE America Act and the upcoming Senate seat contest.

Senate Republicans faced an uncertain agenda after the sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham and the ongoing hospitalization of Sen. Mitch McConnell. The reduced Republican majority in the Senate and internal conflicts with President Donald Trump have stalled legislative priorities ahead of the November midterms.

Senate Republicans returned to Washington with an uncertain agenda following the sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham and the ongoing hospitalization of Sen. Mitch McConnell. The absence of key figures has stalled Republican priorities and added complexity to legislative efforts before the November midterms.

President Donald Trump and Senate Republicans are experiencing disagreements over issues including enhanced surveillance authorities, the war with Iran, abolishing the filibuster, and the SAVE America Act. The Senate GOP and Trump are seeking alignment despite these conflicts.

House GOP leaders are considering attaching the SAVE America Act to the fiscal 2027 State Department funding bill to appease conservative hard-liners. Previous attempts to link the elections bill to other legislation, like the defense policy bill, faced resistance from Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, prompting GOP efforts to secure her support through unrelated measures like permanent daylight saving time and immigration legislation.

Sen. Lindsey Graham died from heart complications, likely an aortic dissection. Lawmakers plan to mourn his passing and pass legislation in his honor. International leaders and Senate colleagues expressed condolences, and South Carolina's governor will name a replacement for his term.

The U.S. Senate has convened only 79 days (40% of the year) so far, failing to pass legislation on election security, inflation, spending, or shutdown prevention. Senator Rick Scott criticizes the Senate's limited work schedule, which includes fewer than 10 weekly votes and minimal Friday or weekend sessions, and calls for increased productivity to match the American work ethic.

Republican leaders face internal challenges as a House floor blockade led by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna delays legislative progress. The dispute centers on the stalled SAVE America Act and conflicting priorities over defense, housing, and immigration bills, with Trump's support for the elections bill intensifying tensions. GOP leaders seek solutions to resume floor activity ahead of the July 4 recess.

Senate Republicans return to Washington with an uncertain agenda following the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham and the ongoing hospitalization of Mitch McConnell. The reduced Republican numbers and stalled priorities complicate legislative efforts ahead of the November midterms.

Senate Republicans return to Washington with an uncertain agenda following the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham and the continued absence of Sen. Mitch McConnell. Graham, a key Trump ally, died from an aortic tear, complicating Republican priorities and legislative efforts.

President Donald Trump has lost a key political ally in Sen. Lindsey Graham, who served as a liaison between the White House and Senate GOP, helping navigate legislative priorities. Graham’s death removes a critical link in Trump’s efforts to advance policies like the SAVE America Act, though his role in mediating tensions between the administration and Senate Republicans will be difficult to replace.

Lindsey Graham, a U.S. senator, called President Trump after returning from a trip to Ukraine but died shortly afterward due to a sudden illness. Trump expressed grief over Graham's death, which impacts legislative priorities like a new reconciliation bill and the attorney-general nomination. Graham's passing also affects Senate Republicans and pro-Ukrainian party factions.

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina died of a 'brief and sudden illness' as announced by his office. Graham, 71, had recently won a Senate primary and was set to face Democrat Annie Andrews in the general election. President Donald Trump and others expressed condolences, highlighting Graham's political work and advocacy for the SAVE America Act.

President Donald Trump declined to sign the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which became law without his signature after Congress passed it with wide margins. Trump cited his protest over Congress not passing the SAVE America Act, but the housing bill became law under the constitutional provision that allows legislation to take effect if not signed or vetoed within 10 days.

President Donald Trump discussed the final phone call with Sen. Lindsey Graham before his death, which is a setback for the SAVE America Act. Graham's sudden passing at 71 has left a Senate vacancy, with Trump considering a replacement.

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina died suddenly from a brief illness at 71. He was a senator and chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, known for his close alliance with President Donald Trump and was set to face Democrat Annie Andrews in the general election.

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham died of a sudden illness, according to his office. His family has requested privacy, and he was set to face Democrat Annie Andrews in the general election. Trump and Biden expressed condolences, highlighting his political contributions.

President Trump stated he spoke with Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) before his death, noting Graham sounded tired and mentioned working on the SAVE America Act. Trump described the call as potentially Graham’s last.

Sen. Lindsey Graham was scheduled to make his 64th appearance on 'Meet the Press' before his sudden death. Host Kristen Welker announced the tribute, and President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will discuss Graham's legacy. Trump revealed he spoke with Graham hours before his death, while Netanyahu called Graham a 'beloved friend' and acknowledged his stance against Iran.

President Donald Trump refused to sign the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which aimed to lower housing costs, but the bill became law after he neither signed nor vetoed it within 10 days. The legislation passed with broad support in Congress, while Trump cited the Senate's failure to pass the SAVE America Act as his reason for withholding his signature.

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham died suddenly from an illness at age 71. He was a close ally of President Donald Trump and had recently returned from a trip to Ukraine. Tributes highlight his political work and advocacy for the SAVE America Act.

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina died of a sudden illness. He was a senator, chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, and had recently returned from Ukraine. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed condolences.

President Trump stated that Sen. Lindsey Graham’s sudden death is a 'big blow to' the SAVE America Act, his legislative priority. Trump discussed this during a call to NBC News’s 'Meet the Press,' mentioning Graham’s role regarding the legislation.

Lindsey Graham's death triggers a special primary election in South Carolina to fill his Senate seat, with a primary set for August 11 and a possible runoff on August 25. The Senate's Republican majority remains intact as Gov. Henry McMaster can appoint a temporary replacement. Graham's absence impacts legislative processes, including the budget reconciliation for a voter ID bill and defense funding discussions.

The Take Care of America's Veterans Act, a package expanding veterans' health care and benefits, is stalled in the House due to a Republican standoff over the SAVE America Act, which requires proof of citizenship for voter registration. House Republicans, including 14 who joined Democrats to block a procedural vote, accuse leadership of prioritizing the SAVE Act over unrelated legislation, while supporters argue the veterans bill should proceed independently.

The Take Care of America's Veterans Act, a veterans healthcare and benefits package, is delayed due to a Republican standoff over the SAVE America Act. House Republicans and Democrats blocked a procedural vote on June 30, preventing floor consideration of the bill. House Veterans' Affairs Committee Chairman Mike Bost criticized holdouts for 'holding all bills hostage,' linking the delay to disputes over the SAVE America Act.

A housing bill aimed at addressing affordability issues became law without Donald Trump’s signature after he criticized it as 'a yawn,' undermining Republican efforts to frame it as a bipartisan midterm election win. The 21st Century Road to Housing Act includes measures to limit institutional investors, streamline factory-built housing, and reduce construction barriers, but Trump withdrew support, linking his refusal to sign to stalled progress on his preferred voter-ID legislation.

President Donald Trump refused to sign the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a bipartisan federal housing bill, as a protest against Congress not passing his preferred elections bill, the SAVE America Act. The housing bill became law automatically after Trump neither signed nor vetoed it within 10 days, as Congress was not adjourned during the required period.

President Donald Trump will not sign the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act to protest Congress not passing the SAVE America Act. The housing bill is set to become law at 12:01 a.m. Saturday if not signed or vetoed, as Congress is not adjourned. The SAVE Act, which imposes voting restrictions, faces opposition from Democrats and lacks sufficient Republican support to abolish the filibuster.

The 21st Century Road to Housing Act is set to become law without President Donald Trump’s signature. The legislation passed Congress with bipartisan support and aims to increase housing supply, reduce costs, and block investors from purchasing single-family homes. Trump withheld his signature, citing 'protest,' and the bill will take effect Saturday if he takes no action.

The 21st Century Road to Housing Act is set to become law without President Donald Trump’s signature. The bipartisan legislation aims to increase housing supply, reduce costs, and block investors from purchasing single-family homes. Trump cited 'protest' as his reason for withholding support, linking it to his priority of signing the stalled SAVE America Act first.

The 21st Century Road to Housing Act is set to become law without President Donald Trump’s signature, having passed Congress with bipartisan support. Trump cited 'protest' as his reason for withholding signature, linking it to his demand for the stalled SAVE America Act to reach his desk first. The legislation aims to increase housing supply, reduce costs, and block investors from purchasing single-family homes.

President Donald Trump refused to sign a bipartisan housing bill in protest over Congress not passing the SAVE America Act. The housing legislation, aimed at reducing housing costs, is set to become law automatically unless Trump signs or vetoes it before midnight Saturday. The SAVE Act, which imposes voting restrictions, faces opposition in the Senate, while the housing bill received wide congressional support.

President Donald Trump will not sign the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act to protest Congress not passing the SAVE America Act. The housing bill will still become law at 12:01 a.m. Saturday due to the 10-day rule, as Trump does not veto it. The housing measure has broad support, while the SAVE Act faces significant opposition.

President Donald Trump will not sign the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, protesting Congress's failure to pass the SAVE America Act. The housing bill will become law at 12:01 a.m. Saturday due to the 10-day rule, as Trump neither signs nor vetoes it. The housing measure passed Congress with strong support but the SAVE Act remains stalled, with public polling showing it is divisive despite Trump's claims of broad backing.

President Donald Trump will not sign the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which aims to lower housing costs, as a protest against Congress not passing his priority, the SAVE America Act. The housing bill will still become law at 12:01 a.m. Saturday due to the 10-day rule, as Congress is not in adjournment during the July Fourth recess.

President Donald Trump will not sign a bipartisan housing bill to protest Congress not passing the SAVE Act, but the bill is set to become law automatically by midnight Saturday. The housing legislation, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, aims to lower housing costs and received broad congressional support, while the SAVE Act faces significant opposition in the Senate.

House GOP leaders are holding a vote to make daylight saving time permanent via the Sunshine Protection Act to address a revolt led by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna. The bill is a priority for Florida Republicans and President Donald Trump, but its inclusion in a transportation bill faces challenges due to opposition from agriculture-heavy states.