The latest edition of the NBC News Politics newsletter covers Speaker Mike Johnson’s efforts to rally House Republicans behind a major bill, Trump’s tariff plans causing economic uncertainty, and the broad support for voter ID policies highlighted in Wisconsin’s recent election. Johnson is working to get Republicans on board with a Senate-approved budget resolution, facing resistance due to spending cuts. Trump’s tariffs are set to kick in, leading to a volatile day in the stock markets. The trade war rhetoric between the U.S. and China is escalating, with mixed signals about negotiations. Wisconsin voters approved a voter ID amendment, despite Democratic opposition. The history of voter ID laws and the shifting party coalitions are discussed, raising questions about the future of this issue. Other top stories include Trump’s executive orders on the coal industry, SCOTUS halting a ruling on federal workers, potential drone strikes in Mexico, IRS sharing tax info with ICE, troop drawdown in Eastern Europe, FBI providing security detail for Deputy Director Dan Bongino, and political maneuvers within the Republican party. House Democrats are targeting Trump-won districts for the 2026 elections, while former Gov. Chris Sununu announced he will not run for Senate in New Hampshire. Feedback can be sent to politicsnewsletter@nbcuni.com.
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