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The U.S. Senate rejected a resolution to block President Trump’s tariffs, failing in a 49-49 vote. According to Reuters, three Republicans joined Democrats to vote for the measure. Sens. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) were absent. Just Now: Senator Rand Paul's bill to overturn President Trump's Tariffs has failed in the Senate with a 49-49 vote Mitch McConnell didn't vote on the bill pic.twitter.com/msDtNi2uJ7 — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) April 30, 2025 Per Reuters: Senate Majority Leader John Thune then moved quickly to kill the measure for good before supporters could muster a successful vote on a later date, calling Vice President JD Vance to the U.S. Capitol to break a tie and table the resolution. The measure sought to terminate the national emergency that Trump declared as the basis for 10% global tariffs on U.S. trading partners and higher reciprocal tariffs on 57 trading partners including the European Union. The resolution failed in a 49-49 vote, with only three Republicans crossing the aisle to join Democrats to support it. Just weeks ago, four Senate Republicans had joined Democrats to pass a similar bill to terminate new tariffs on Canada. Republicans currently hold a 53-47 majority. But with two would-be supporters absent on Wednesday, it became clear that the measure could succeed at a later date. In a dramatic move, Thune called for a second vote to kill the resolution by tabling its reconsideration, which succeeded 50-49 with Vance casting the tie-breaking vote. #BREAKING: Measure to block Trump's tariffs fails in the Senate, 49-49. pic.twitter.com/Otro9gVw0S — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) April 30, 2025 The Senate rejected a resolution on April 30 to nullify President Donald Trump’s April 2 tariffs on most countries. The measure failed with a tie vote of 49-49. While Trump has since suspended most of the reciprocal tariffs for 90 days, with China being a notable exception, he… — The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) May 1, 2025 From the Associated Press: Democrats said their primary aim was to put Republicans on the record either way and to try to reassert congressional powers. “The Senate cannot be an idle spectator in the tariff madness,” said Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden, a lead sponsor of the resolution. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said the dismal economic numbers should be a “wakeup call” to Republicans. Wary of a rebuke to Trump, GOP leaders encouraged their conference not to vote for the resolution, even as many of them remain unconvinced about the tariffs. Vice President JD Vance attended a Senate GOP luncheon Tuesday with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, who assured senators that the administration is making progress toward trade deals with individual countries.

A man who fell over 20 feet at PNC Park during Wednesday night’s game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs is in critical condition. “The incident happened after Pirates’ Andrew McCutchen hit an RBI double in the seventh inning. According to CBS News, medical staff quickly came to his aid and placed him on a backboard before carting him off,” Collin Rugg wrote. “Players were seen praying as medical staff tended to him. The game was delayed for about 10 minutes,” he added. WATCH: NEW: Pirates fan appears to jump over a 20 foot wall, landing on the field, at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The incident happened after Pirates' Andrew McCutchen hit an RBI double in the seventh inning. According to CBS News, medical staff quickly came to his aid and… pic.twitter.com/LqtZFpAIPM — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) May 1, 2025 From the Associated Press: Right after Andrew McCutchen hit a two-run double in the seventh inning to put the Pirates ahead 4-3, players began waving frantically for medical personnel and pointing to the man, who had fallen onto the warning track. The fan was tended to for approximately five minutes by members of both the Pirates and Cubs training staffs as well as PNC personnel before being removed from the field on a cart. The team issued a statement shortly after the game ended saying the man was transported to the trauma center at Allegheny General Hospital. Pittsburgh Public Safety, which includes Pittsburgh Police and EMS, posted on X Thursday that the “incident is being treated as accidental in nature.” Pirates manager Derek Shelton and Cubs manager Craig Counsell both alerted the umpire crew of the situation immediately after the play. “Even though it’s 350 feet away or whatever it is, I mean the fact of how it went down and then laying motionless while the play is going on, I mean Craig saw it, I saw it. We both got out there,” Shelton said. “I think the umpires saw it because of the way it kicked. It’s extremely unfortunate. That’s an understatement.” UPDATE: This incident is being treated as accidental in nature. The patient remains in critical condition at the hospital. Pittsburgh Police do not anticipate providing any additional updates to the public. https://t.co/sy5ML6bGoK — Pittsburgh Public Safety (@PghPublicSafety) May 1, 2025 Scary Moment at PNC Park During the Pirates-Cubs game, a fan fell from the 21-ft-high Clemente Wall onto the field, landing with a bloodied face-Game delayed 10 mins-Players knelt in concern-Fan unconscious, rushed to hospital#Pirates #Cubs #fcbinter #HIT3 #Survivor pic.twitter.com/wAbmT1lE2g — GlobeUpdate (@Globupdate) May 1, 2025 Per NBC News: The clutch hit brought many of the 11,297 paid fans to their feet, including the spectator seated in the first row above the Roberto Clemente Wall. A person who witnessed the incident stated that it occurred quickly and that the man fell from the 21-foot wall. “It was quick. I couldn’t tell if he jumped or fell,” Sam Miller said. EMS staff members strapped the man to a stretcher to immobilize him, Miller said. McCutchen was among the players who reacted on the field as emergency medical responders tended to the man. Fans reported on social media that the stadium was silent. “Truly hate what happened tonight. Cant help but think about that guy, his family and friends. I pray tonight for him,” McCutchen wrote on X late Wednesday. “Let us think about his loved ones and hug our families a little tighter tonight. I hope he pulls thru. May God Bless you all.” Pirates manager Derek Shelton after the game asked that people keep the man in their prayers. “Before we start, I just want to offer thoughts and prayers with the incident that happened earlier in the game,” he said at a post-game press conference, video from NBC affiliate WPXI of Pittsburgh showed. Shelton also thanked EMS workers and medical staff from both teams who responded.