Housing bill becomes law without Trump’s signature

A bipartisan housing bill has become law despite President Trump's decision not to sign it, taking effect at 12:01 a.m. Saturday. This move aims to tackle the rising cost of housing by providing tax incentives and streamlining the approval process for affordable housing projects. The absence of Trump's signature might raise questions about future support for bipartisan initiatives, but the law's passage signals a commitment from Congress to address housing affordability issues. This development could have significant implications for low-income families and the housing market nationwide.