US EditionCongress Rejects President Trump's Deep NASA Budget Cuts, Proposes $24.4 Billion for the Agency
Congress restored NASA science funding to nearly 2025 levels and allocated $250 million for lunar power and $273 million for commercial space station programs, rejecting deep cuts.
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The U.S. Congress presented a budget plan that proposes to allocate $24.4 billion to NASA for fiscal year 2026, a figure higher than that previously raised by the White House, which had requested $18.8 billion, representing a cut of 24% from the previous year.
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Los Angeles Weekly TimesMinibus provides $24.4 billion for NASA for fiscal year 2026
House and Senate appropriators have released the text of a final appropriations bill for fiscal 2026 that largely rejects the steep cuts the Trump administration proposed for NASA. The post Minibus provides $24.4 billion for NASA for fiscal year 2026 appeared first on SpaceNews.
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