From New York, this is Democracy Now.

We searched about 10 miles.

We found two bodies, a little girl and a little boy. And then we finally came up here and we found the dad that we were looking for.

Flash flooding in central Texas kills at least 80 people, more than a quarter of them children,

as rescuers continue to search for the missing.

We'll speak to a leading expert on forecasting and warning systems, former NOAA meteorologist

Alan Gerard. Then Trump signs the budget bill into law after Republican Congress members pass it.

On this vote, the Yeas are 218, the Nays are 214. The motion is adopted.

We'll look at the sweeping impacts of the new law with the nation's John Nichols,

and what's in it for the fossil fuel industry?

We'll talk to investigative reporter Antonia Yuhas, then Gaza.

I don't wish for a truce. I wish for a complete ceasefire.

A truce just means the war will resume later. We hope for a total ceasefire, so the bloodshed stops entirely. Could there be a truce just means the war will resume later. We hope for a total ceasefire so the bloodshed

stops entirely. Could there be a truce? Prime Minister Netanyahu is in Washington today

to meet with President Trump. We'll speak with Dr. Farozo Sidwa. He's volunteered in Gaza,

writes, hospital attacks in Gaza and Israel, what counts as a war crime?

All that and more coming out.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report.

I'm Mimi Goodman.

President Trump signed his sweeping tax cut and spending bill into law on the 4th of July, capping a month's long push that saw just five Republican lawmakers break ranks to oppose the legislation. The historic bill includes some $1 trillion in federal cuts to Medicaid over a decade, expected to

result in some 17 million people losing health insurance. It makes the largest ever cuts

to food assistance benefits could cause the closure of nursing homes and rural hospitals across

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