This is Andrew Peach with World Business Report.
Today, despite the doubts of some of his own supporters,
President Trump is signing his package of tax and spending cuts into law on the 4th of July.
Meanwhile,
time is running out in short for some of the US trading partners to strike a trade deal before tariffs kick in.
We'll be focusing on Japan and the EU.
There are rumours of a skeleton deal which keeps the 10% baseline tariff.
There's rumours of a 17% US tariff on EU food that may or may not be on top of the 10% or the 20% baseline tariff.
Later, a battle over the size of cabin bags on airlines.
The cheaper the ticket you buy,
the more concerned they are about your personal belongings because basically they want to upsell.
And?
The latest band making waves on Spotify, but are they real?
It is American Independence Day, and amid the celebrations at the White House happening right now,
President Trump is signing his flagship package of tax and spending cuts into law.
This bill makes permanent tax cuts introduced in his first term that largely benefit wealthier Americans
while slashing support for those who are less well-off.
Here is President Trump speaking a few moments ago.
Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States and First Lady Melania Trump.
Well, thank you very much.