Yuval Rosenberg

New York

Editor-in-Chief at The Fiscal Times

Editor in Chief, @TheFiscalTimes.

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As GOP Deadline Nears, Trump’s Big Bill Still Faces Big Hurdles in the Senate

2 days ago | thefiscaltimes.com | Yuval Rosenberg

By Yuval RosenbergSenate Republican leaders are running into a series of obstacles as they race to finalize their sweeping package of tax and spending cuts, with multiple GOP lawmakers warning that they still have concerns about the bill. Sen.
White House Issues Wildly Optimistic Projections for Trump’s Big Bill

2 days ago | thefiscaltimes.com | Yuval Rosenberg |Michael Rainey

By Yuval Rosenberg and Michael RaineyHappy Wednesday! President Trump on Wednesday wrapped up a relatively chummy NATO summit in the Netherlands, where most U.S. allies agreed to a goal, set by the president, of spending 5% of their gross domestic product on defense. "I came here because it was something I'm supposed to be doing, but I left here a little bit differently," Trump said. "I left here saying that these people really love their countries. It's not a ripoff.
Trump to Congress: No Vacation Until Megabill Is Done

3 days ago | thefiscaltimes.com | Yuval Rosenberg

By Yuval RosenbergGood evening from a sweltering New York City, where the temperature reached 99 degrees in Central Park for the first time since 2012, just as residents were heading to the polls to cast their votes in a scorcher of a mayoral primary. The results in that race may not be known for some time.
Senate GOP Slashes Official Cost of Megabill With Accounting ‘Gimmick’

4 days ago | thefiscaltimes.com | Yuval Rosenberg |Michael Rainey

By Yuval Rosenberg and Michael RaineyGood evening. President Donald Trump just announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran that he said he hopes will become permanent. That news comes after Iran launched a missile attack on the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, the largest American military installation in the Middle East. The attack, retaliation for the U.S. bombing of three Iranian nuclear sites over the weekend, was thwarted by air defense systems, officials said. No casualties were reported.
From yellowcake to fuel: The process of uranium enrichment explained

5 days ago | ynetnews.com | Yuval Rosenberg

One of the main goals of Israel's Operation Rising Lion (“Am K’Lavi”) is to damage Iran’s nuclear program and thwart Iran’s ongoing efforts to produce enough fissile material for a nuclear bomb — a process known as uranium enrichment. According to a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), as of May 2025, Iran possessed approximately 400 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent, a level that likely brought it very close to having enough material for several nuclear bombs.
Senate GOP’s Megabill Faces Pushback From Republicans

1 week ago | thefiscaltimes.com | Yuval Rosenberg

The Senate version of Republicans’ budget reconciliation bill has drawn some stiff pushback from GOP lawmakers this week, raising concerns that the party may not be able to meet its self-imposed July 4 deadline for getting the bill to President Trump’s desk. The Senate Finance Committee released its portion of the package on Monday, including changes to some extremely thorny elements of the House plan.
Americans Oppose the GOP's Big Bill by Nearly a 2-1 Margin: Polls

1 week ago | thefiscaltimes.com | Yuval Rosenberg

If the budgetary analyses of Republicans' "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" have produced some less-than-beautiful projections, the polling numbers for the package have been pretty ugly, too. While the Senate continues to work on its version of the legislation, a new Washington Post-Ipsos poll finds that nearly twice as many Americans oppose the GOP plan as support it.
Americans Oppose Trump’s Big Bill by Huge Margin: Polls

1 week ago | thefiscaltimes.com | Yuval Rosenberg |Michael Rainey

By Yuval Rosenberg and Michael RaineyGood evening! On this date 95 years ago, President Herbert Hoover signed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, raising tariffs on thousands of imported goods in a bid to protect domestic jobs and manufacturing. The law backfired as U.S. trading partners enacted retaliatory tariffs, reducing American exports and deepening the Great Depression, which had started in October 1929. Here's what's happening today.
Senate Republicans Unveil Trickiest Parts of Their Big Tax Bill

1 week ago | thefiscaltimes.com | Yuval Rosenberg

By Yuval RosenbergThe Senate Finance Committee late Monday afternoon released the long-awaited text for its portion of the Republican budget reconciliation bill, including key changes to thorny elements of the House version of the legislation that could upset the delicate balance GOP leaders need to pass the package. The 549-page bill calls for:* Steeper Medicaid cuts than in the House plan.
Senate Republicans Unveil Trickiest Parts of Their Big Tax Bill

1 week ago | thefiscaltimes.com | Yuval Rosenberg |Michael Rainey

By Yuval Rosenberg and Michael RaineyHappy Monday! On this date 10 years ago, Donald Trump famously descended the golden escalator at his eponymous tower in New York to announce he was running for president, launching a political rise - and a major reshaping of American politics - that few if any foresaw. Today, Trump met with other G7 leaders in Alberta, Canada, and his sons announced a new mobile phone service.