内容摘要：The efforts to “restrict what we can and cannot learn” is a spit in the face to his ancestors, Hooks said, leading the crowd in chants of “No MAGA Marva!”, a reference to President Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” agenda.

The efforts to “restrict what we can and cannot learn” is a spit in the face to his ancestors, Hooks said, leading the crowd in chants of “No MAGA Marva!”, a reference to President Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” agenda.

Republicans are working to resolve dissent within their own ranks, which shows the pressure points ahead.Smith suggested that some changes could be made to the bill to win over those high-tax state lawmakers from New York and California who believe the proposed SALT cap is inadequate.

“There’s a little bit of wiggle room there to try to deliver additional priorities,” Smith said.But Rep. Nick LaLota, R-N.Y., said after an hourlong meeting with the speaker and staff that they were “still far from a deal.”With the slimmest majority in the House, Johnson has just a few votes to spare, and is running into resistance from his party, including lawmakers in the Senate, which also has thin GOP margins.

The lawmakers are racing for a July 4 deadline to have the whole package sent to Trump’s desk in time to also avoid a dangerous debt default. The Treasury Secretary has said federal tax revenues are running short and Congress needs to raise the spending limit to keep paying the bills.The package includes a $4 trillion boost to the nation’s now $36 trillion debt limit, enough to fund operations past the 2026 midterm election.

Associated Press writers Darlene Superville and Leah Askarinam contributed to this report.

SAN SALVADOR (AP) — Amnistía Internacional y otras organizaciones defensoras de los derechos humanos acusaron el viernes al gobierno de El Salvador de profundizar el patrón autoritario en respuesta a los distintos conflictos sociales que han surgido recientemente en el país.The guardsmen had been on a training flight from the city of Billings to Helena, the state capital, said Major Ryan Finnegan with the Montana National Guard. The helicopter landed briefly in the pasture located in the foothills of the Crazy Mountains, where the crew members picked up two individual antlers and an old elk skull with antlers still attached, the sheriff said.

Elk antlers — which grow and drop off male animals annually — are highly prized and can be sold by the pound. They also are collected from the wild as keepsakes.The antlers and skull taken by the guardsmen were worth a combined $300 to $400, according to Ronneberg. They were later turned over to a state game warden.

Trespassers taking antlers from private land is not uncommon in Montana and other western states.“This an odd one,” Ronneberg said. “Usually somebody parks on the side of the road and crosses into private ground and picks up a shed,” he said, referring to an antler that’s been shed by an elk.