Senate Rejects GOP Food Aid Cuts and Regulatory Rollbacks in Major Bill
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A top Senate official rejected a Republican proposal to cut federal food aid in a major legislative bill, prompting party leaders to seek alternative ways to offset the bill's costs, which include extending tax cuts and reducing social safety net programs.
- Senate Official Rejects Food Aid Cuts Proposed by Republicans in Megabill The New York Times
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- Senate parliamentarian knocks pieces out of Trump’s megabill The Hill
- US Senate referee rules against cuts to CFPB, financial regulators in tax and spending bill Reuters
- Senate GOP’s plan to push food aid costs onto states axed from megabill Politico
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