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Appropriators seek ways to curb Trump’s spending cancellations (opens the original)
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Senate appropriators began plotting ways to defend their power of the purse Monday after President Donald Trump announced plans to cancel $810 million in appropriated funding without the approval of Congress. The so-called pocket rescission to claw back funding, announced Friday night, drew immediate condemnation from appropriators of both parties, who denounced the move as illegal. With the current fiscal year set to end Wednesday, Trump allowed virtually no time for Congress to vote on the res
White House cancels health, education funds approved by Congress (opens the original)
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The Trump administration announced plans Friday night to cancel $810 million in funding for health, education and other programs just days before the end of the current fiscal year, triggering another fight with Congress over the power of the purse. The so-called pocket rescission claws back money already appropriated by Congress, with little time for lawmakers to respond before the new fiscal year begins next week. The House is already out of town and not scheduled to return until after the Nov
Appropriators push to protect Kennedy Center from demolition (opens the original)
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The Senate could vote on legislation next week aimed at blocking demolition of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts without congressional approval. A draft bill has bipartisan backing from the top appropriators who oversee Kennedy Center funding: Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, chair of the Interior-Environment Subcommittee, and Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon, the panel’s ranking Democrat. Merkley, the bill’s chief sponsor, is seeking to pass the measure Monday by unanimous consent. Th
An ex-congresswoman’s ‘passion project’: the national debt (opens the original)
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Even before she won her hotly contested Georgia congressional seat in 2020, Carolyn Bourdeaux was always something of a budget nerd. As director of Georgia’s Senate Budget and Evaluation Office during the Great Recession, the Democrat won recognition from a Republican-controlled Senate for her work to cover a budget shortfall. On Capitol Hill, she pursued a similar fiscal agenda through the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus and as co-chair of a fiscal responsibility task force in the Democrats’
Funding extension clears House, avoiding shutdown threat (opens the original)
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The House easily cleared a stopgap spending bill Tuesday that would keep federal agencies funded through Dec. 11, avoiding the risk of a partial government shutdown this fall. On a lopsided vote of 370-48, the House sent to President Donald Trump’s desk a short-term funding patch despite objections from hard-line conservatives over various policy concerns. The Senate passed the measure on a 90-6 vote early last month and Trump was expected to sign it in short order. Tuesday’s House vote marked t
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