Hi, I'm Cairo Jondu at LA Times Studios.

Here are some of today's headlines from the Los Angeles Times.

President Trump's one big, beautiful bill, is more than 1,000 pages long and packed with sweeping changes.

Kevin Frecking and Lisa Moskado report the Republican-led plan would lock in tax cuts slash

social spending and boost border security.

The bill would make Trump's 2017 tax breaks permanent while adding new cuts for tips,

overtime, and small businesses.

It also calls for deep spending cuts,

including new work requirements for food stamps and Medicaid

that could cost millions of their coverage.

The bill blocks funding for Planned Parenthood,

drops taxes on gun silencers,

and creates a MAGA savings account,

giving $1,000 to babies born between 2024 and 2028.

MAGA here stands for money accounts for growth in advancement.

For more on what is inside this legislation, head to the far.

The Trump administration has canceled $33 million in federal funding for earthquake retrofits in California.

Ron Lim reports the cut

has triggered outrage from Senator Adam Schiff, who warned that lives could be lost if the

decision isn't reversed. The money was meant to strengthen soft-story apartment buildings, which

have flimsy ground floor supports that can snap during an earthquake. These kinds of structures

have reportedly collapsed in past earthquakes and killed residents inside.

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