House Budget Committee Considers Trump’s Legislative Agenda

Put America first by rescinding USAID funds - Washington Examiner

Washington has a spending problem. People know it and are demanding that Congress get serious about fiscal responsibility. One of the clearest, most immediate opportunities is passing the White House’s recently proposed rescissions package that will roll back billions in unused, unobligated funds sitting in agencies such as the U.S. Agency for International Development. One million dollars for voter ID in Haiti, $889,000 for electoral reforms an…

House Set to Rescind Woke and Wasteful Spending

This week, the House of Representatives is expected to vote on the Rescissions Act of 2025 in response to a formal request submitted to Congress by President Donald Trump. From 1974 to 2000, it was commonplace for the president to request rescissions of funding under the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974. In fact, every president from Gerald Ford through Bill Clinton both made rescission requests to Congress and signed the…

Public Broadcasting on the Chopping Block in DOGE Recissions - Liberty Nation News

By James Fite The House plans to get started on President Donald Trump’s request for rescissions on Tuesday, June 10. But some lawmakers – on both sides of the aisle – have raised concerns about what taking back around $9.4 billion in funding cut by DOGE would do to public broadcasting. How would rural Americans receive their educational […]

Funding Battle Collides with Reconciliation

Punchbowl News: “All eyes are on Republican senators as they wrestle over the details of a massive GOP reconciliation package, a bill that includes the heart of President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda.” “But the reconciliation fight is impacting what’s already going to be a brutal partisan struggle over FY2026 government spending. DOGE funding cuts, tens of thousands of federal employees laid off, a $9 billion-plus rescissions package, the e…

White House Rescissions Package Would End Billions In Woke, Wasteful Spending, Congressman Says

WASHINGTON—The White House rescissions package is full of billions in woke, wasteful spending that should have been dealt with long ago, Congressman Brian Mast told The Daily Wire. The Florida Republican weighed in after the White House announced it had sent its first rescissions package to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, a package that the White House says targets billions of dollars in waste, fraud, and abuse, as well as foreign aid and federal fundi…

'Trump accounts': CEOs to unveil investments for newborns at White House

The Trump accounts are part of the major budget bill containing much of President Donald Trump's agenda, which House Republicans passed last month.