Today is Friday, May 23rd. We're talking about the next step for President Trump's so-called

Big Beautiful Bill and the Supreme Court's ruling about religious charter schools. Also,

everything you need to know about Memorial Day, the weather, the travel trends, and the

events meant to honor fallen heroes. Plus, we'll explain the findings from RFK Jr.'s report

on childhood illnesses, how the penny is

disappearing after more than two centuries, and Kermit the Frog's message for graduates at a unique commencement ceremony.

Those stories and even more news to know coming up.

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President Trump scored a major win in Congress this week as the House passed his so-called big beautiful bill.

In the final vote, 215 Republicans voted yes, two Republicans and all Democrats voted no. GOP party leaders did have to make a series

of last-minute changes to get the bill over the finish line. For example, they decided to

end tax credits for green energy by 28 instead of 2031, and similarly accelerated new

Medicaid work requirements. The bill, as is, would still significantly add to the federal deficits,

mostly because of how much it slashes taxes. It also gives newborns $1,000 in MAGA savings accounts,

and it raises the debt limit. And those are just a few key sticking points.

The bill now goes to the Senate where more changes are likely.

Republicans say their goal is to get it to President Trump's desk by the 4th of July.

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