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White House to send DOGE cuts package to Congress as Speaker promises quick action
- The White House plans to send Congress a DOGE rescissions package with over $9 billion in federal spending cuts next week.
- This action follows Republican demands to formalize spending cuts made by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, with timing linked to Congress returning from recess.
- The package proposes cutting $8.3 billion in foreign aid, including funds for USAID, as well as reducing allocations by $1.1 billion to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which threatens funding for NPR and PBS.
- Speaker Mike Johnson expressed that the House is prepared to move forward with the DOGE recommendations in order to implement further reductions to federal spending, aligning with President Trump’s goals and public demand.
- Once the White House submits its request, lawmakers have a 45-day window to review the proposed rescissions; however, the likelihood of the cuts being approved is uncertain due to narrow Republican majorities and opposition to related spending measures.
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Five Quick Things: The Rescission Cometh » The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
It’s fun for the columnist when the columns prove prescient. Not that my column last week encouraging conservatives to take the win on the House passage of the Big Beautiful Bill was particularly earthshattering in its reference to a coming package of rescissions. It didn’t take a genius to notice that was coming.
Is Congress About to Start Codifying the DOGE Cuts?
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HII in communication with White House shipbuilding office, DOGE, amid recent upheavals
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DOGE cuts to science will impact Ohio, students
The "Hands Off" protest April 5, 2025 at the Ohio Statehouse in downtown Columbus. (Photo by David DeWitt, Ohio Capital Journal.)Earlier this month, over a thousand of the brightest young minds on our planet converged on Columbus, Ohio, for the International Science Fair. It was a special moment for me because I competed at the event as a high school senior, and that experience played a role in launching my physics career. To give back in some w…
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