House Approves $9 Billion in Funding Cuts Across Public Media and Foreign Aid
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The House approved a $9.4 billion reduction in federal funding for foreign aid and public broadcasting, marking a significant step in the White House's efforts to redirect government spending, with mixed reactions from lawmakers and uncertainty about Senate approval.
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