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US President Donald Trump said on Friday (July 4) that the fatal flash flooding that struck Texas was "terrible" and "shocking". Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump added that his administration is working with Texas Governor Greg Abbott to take care of the victims. Torrential rains on Friday unleashed flash floods along the Guadalupe River in Texas, killing at least 24 people as rescue teams scrambled to save dozens of victims trapped by high water or reported missing in the disaster, local officials said. Among the missing were 23 to 25 people listed as unaccounted for at an all-girls Christian summer camp located on the banks of the rain-engorged Guadalupe, authorities said.

President Trump signs controversial tax and spending Bill into law, sparking criticism and concerns over social welfare cuts. Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump celebrate U.S. Independence Day

On July 4, President Trump and First Lady Melania watched a B-2 bomber fly over the White House. Trump also signed his major tax and spending bill into law.

US tax cuts 2025: Trump signed the multitrillion-dollar legislation at a desk on the White House driveway, then banged down a gavel gifted to him by House Speaker Mike Johnson that was used during the bill's final passage Thursday.

Emerging nations unite against U.S. tariffs, BRICS summit to address trade policies and global crises in Rio.

Donald Trump turned the traditional July 4 picnic into a celebration of both America's independence and his recent win in Congress over 'Big Beautiful Bill'.

US President Donald Trump signs tax breaks and spending cuts into law, securing a divisive legislative victory with Republican support.

Macron said such deals highlighted the importance of trade between France and Asia, as Europe faces up to likely tariffs from US President Donald Trump.

Trump praised the bill at an event in Iowa, while House Speaker Mike Johnson called it one of the most complex and significant pieces of legislation in US history.

The word "shylock" comes from Shakespeare's play The Merchant of Venice, where it refers to a Jewish moneylender who demands a pound of flesh as payment.