By Nandita Bose DES MOINES, IOWA (Reuters) -Buoyed by passage of his sweeping tax-cut and spending bill, President Donald Trump heads to Iowa on Thursday to kick off celebrations marking America's 250th anniversary next year with heartland voters who helped him win a second term.

"No better birthday present for America." President Donald Trump celebrates the passing of his spending and tax bill during an event in Iowa.

President Donald Trump travels to Iowa on Thursday to kick off celebrations marking America's 250th anniversary next year and to tout recent trade and legislative actions to heartland voters who helped propel his return to the White House.

The countdown to the 90-day freeze on sweeping Liberation Day tariffs expires next week, and President Donald Trump’s administration is a far cry from its “90 deals in 90 days” goal.

U.S. President Donald Trump said his administration could start sending letters to trade partners as early as Friday, setting unilateral tariff rates ahead of the July 9 deadline for negotiations. “We’re probably going to be sending some letters out,

U.S. President Donald Trump announced Thursday that the U.S. will begin notifying major global economies of new tariffs, abandoning plans for bilateral trade negotiations. Starting Friday, Washington will send letters

A public feud between President Donald Trump and his on-again, off-again ally, billionaire Elon Musk, reignited this week after an apparent truce lasted less than a month.

Trump warned Elon Musk of possible deportation after the billionaire ramped up criticism of his massive tax cuts and multi-trillion-dollar spending bill.