House Approves $9.4 Billion in Funding Cuts to Public Media and Foreign Aid
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The House narrowly approved a $9.4 billion cut in funding for NPR, PBS, and foreign aid, using a rarely employed rescission tool favored by the Trump administration to reallocate funds, with the measure passing mainly along party lines and facing potential Senate adjustments.
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