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US Senate to Vote on Trump Funding Cuts as Deadline Looms
The Senate has until Friday to act on the rescissions package - a request to claw back $8.3 billion in foreign aid funding and $1.1 billion for public broadcasting - or the request will expire and the White House will be required to adhere to the spending plans passed by Congress.
AIDS program funding preserved ahead of US Senate vote on Trump cuts
The U.S. Senate is due to begin voting late on Tuesday on President Donald Trump's request to slash billions in spending on foreign aid and public broadcasting previously approved by Congress, the latest test of Trump's control over his fellow Republicans.
It is unclear how Waltz would approach the job. Trump’s first nominee, Rep. Elise Stefanik, had built a track record in ...
Senate Republicans had barely enough votes Tuesday to advance President Trump's proposal to claw back money appropriated for ...
Washington — The Senate could move forward as soon as Tuesday on a request from the White House to claw back $9.4 billion in ...
President Donald Trump’s nominee for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations is facing questioning from lawmakers for the first ...
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Senate Republicans on Tuesday cleared a key procedural hurdle on the path to clawing back billions of dollars in funding ...
After years pressing to end U.S. aid to Ukraine, many Republicans have abandoned that position now that President Trump is ...
The former Trump national security adviser will be peppered with questions about Signal in his confirmation hearing for ...
WASHINGTON (WABI) - Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, spoke on the Senate floor against the ‘Recissions Package’ currently being ...
The vote to take up legislation to rescind $9 billion in funds Congress has already approved suggested that Republicans would bow to the president’s wishes in the simmering fight over spending powers.
As Russia delays peace negotiations with Ukraine, U.S. elected officials in Congress are considering a new sanctions bill to ...
A group of Trump's allies on Capitol Hill have pushed the administration to release more information about the case as the president has downplayed it.
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