Politics

Trump vetoes first bills of his second term

December 31, 2025

President Donald Trump has issued the first vetoes of his second term, rejecting two bipartisan bills that had garnered significant support in Congress. One bill aimed to reduce costs for a water pipeline project in Colorado, while the other was intended to support a flooding mitigation project for a Florida Native American tribe, showcasing a potential rift between Trump and lawmakers, including some of his allies.

Donald Trump stands in the Oval Office, with flags in the background

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Key Highlights

Trump vetoed two bipartisan bills for the first time in his second term.
One vetoed bill aimed to cut costs for a Colorado water pipeline project.
The second vetoed bill supported flooding mitigation for a Florida Native American tribe.
Both bills had passed Congress with bipartisan support.
Trump's vetoes may lead to a potential override challenge by lawmakers.

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Trump vetoes first bills of his second term

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