Bipartisan bill to lower housing costs poised to become law without Trump signing it

The bipartisan bill aimed at reducing housing costs by simplifying the construction process is on the verge of becoming law without needing President Trump's signature. If Trump doesn't sign it by the end of the day, it will automatically go into effect due to a constitutional provision that allows legislation to be enacted without the president's approval if it's not signed or vetoed within 10 days. This move underscores a significant legislative achievement that could potentially address the ongoing housing affordability crisis. The bill's passage, regardless of Trump's stance, highlights the power of bipartisan cooperation in tackling critical national issues.