The House rejected a bill to temporarily fund the government after Republican leaders made changes to appease Trump, Musk, and an internal GOP revolt, resulting in a failed vote of 174-235. The bill, endorsed by Trump, faced opposition from Democrats and conservatives alike, leaving Congress without a clear plan to avoid a shutdown before the looming deadline. The new bill included disaster relief funds, extended the debt limit, but excluded provisions that had angered Trump, leading to bipartisan discord and uncertainty over the government’s funding.
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U.S. lawmakers move to ban China’s DeepSeek from government devices
A bipartisan congressional bill is being introduced by U.S. Reps. Darin LaHood and Josh Gottheimer to ban China's DeepSeek AI software from government devices due to national security concerns, citing espionage risks. DeepSeek, a CCP-affiliated company, is accused of acquiring and storing U.S. user data for potential use by Chinese authorities, with hidden code that could send information to China Mobile. DeepSeek's ability to produce advanced AI results at a low cost has caused alarm,...
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