Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston.

Members of the House Freedom Caucus are threatening to derail President Trump's massive tax cut and spending package.

NPR's Claudia Grasales reports that conservative hardliners have circulated a memo blasting the legislation.

House Freedom Caucus members argue that Trump's so-called

big, beautiful bill will spike the federal deficit, watered down repeal of Democrats' clean energy

initiatives and fall short of their demands for cuts to Medicaid. Members also say the plan

should cut more funding from Planned Parenthood and contains, quote, excessive pork for

Alaska and Hawaii. Their objections have stalled the megabills momentum a day after it was approved

in the Senate. Claudio DiSales, NPR News. Music mogul, Sean Diddy Combs, will remain in jail until his

sentencing date. Combs was found guilty today of transportation to engage in

prostitution. He was acquitted on the more serious charges, racketeering, and sex trafficking.

In Wisconsin, abortion access is back after a ruling today from the state Supreme Court.

Jimmy Guitarez from Milwaukee Public Radio reports the court

overturned a state law from 1849, which followed the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

The lawsuit was brought forward by Wisconsin's Attorney General Josh called three years ago.

In a press conference, call praised the decision. He also called for the legislature to hear

from Wisconsinites about the

impact the law had while in effect. For 15 months, women in Wisconsin had to experience something

that for essentially two generations people hadn't had to go through, which was being denied

the autonomy and the freedom to make their own reproductive health care decisions.

While the decisions cements abortion access in the state for the first 20 weeks of a pregnancy,

there's still questions.

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