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Senate tees up debate on package to claw back public broadcasting, foreign aid funds

Murkowski and Collins both expressed concerns about the cuts to public broadcasting and the way the rescissions package had been presented to Congress.

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Senate votes to move ahead on funding clawback package

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Senate advances Trump request to cut foreign aid, public media funding

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AIDS program funding preserved ahead of US Senate vote on Trump cuts

The U.S. Senate will begin voting as soon as Tuesday on President Donald Trump 's request to slash $9.4 billion in spending on foreign aid and public broadcasting previously approved by Congress, the...

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Republicans are considering changes to President Donald Trump’s request for $9.4 billion in spending cuts

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Global AIDS program PEPFAR saved from congressional funding cuts

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Republicans Are Considering Changes to Trump's Request for $9.4 Billion in Spending Cuts

Other senators are worried that the cuts to public media could decimate many of the 1,500 local radio and television stations around the country that rely on some federal funding to operate.

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US Senate to Vote on Trump Funding Cuts as Deadline Looms

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GOP Senators Reach Deal to Save AIDS Funding From DOGE Cuts

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Bill to claw back public media, foreign aid funds clears key Senate hurdle with Vance breaking tie

Senate Republicans on Tuesday narrowly cleared a key procedural hurdle on the path to clawing back billions of dollars in funding previously authorized by Congress for foreign aid and public

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Mike Davis: Why Would Trump Give Google And Facebook Gatekeeping Power To Control Political Information?

Article III Project founder Mike Davis warned this morning on Bannon's "War Room" that the "Big, Beautiful" bill could repeat the mistakes of the past and give AI companies the same kind of legal immunity that social media companies enjoyed and used over the past decade to distort markets and political discourse: MIKE DAVIS: What’s happening in the Senate today is so crucially important.