Republicans are racing to pass President Donald Trump's big tax in immigration bill this morning.

That's where we're starting the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Christina Quinn in for Hannah Jewel.

It's Thursday, July 3rd.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Republicans are racing to pass the big tax and immigration bill today. It was another

long and busy night on Capitol Hill. And after clearing a procedural hurdle early this

morning, Republicans are confident they have enough votes to pass President Trump's signature piece of legislation.

House Speaker Mike Johnson spoke to reporters about the bill yesterday.

We feel very good about where we are and we're moving forward.

So we're going to deliver the big, beautiful bill, the President's America First Agenda,

and we're going to do right by the American people.

This is going to be a great thing for the country. What's in the bill? New and extended tax breaks. More immigration

enforcements, cuts to social safety net programs, and much more. We link to a more detailed

breakdown in our newsletter. Find that in our show notes. And this is a developing story, so keep an eye on our website

for the latest. Today's a great victory. It's a great victory for Sean Combs. It's a great

victory for the jury system. Sean Diddy Combs was partially acquitted after an eight-week trial.

That's our second story.

The jury in Manhattan Federal Court found him guilty of two prostitution-related charges,

but acquitted him of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy.

But Combs isn't completely in the clear.

He could face at least a few years in prison on the

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