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Republicans face deadline to claw back funding for foreign aid and public media

Republicans face deadline to claw back funding for foreign aid and public media

Summary

The White House wants to reduce $9.4 billion from the already planned government budget. The Senate will vote on this plan, but some Republicans are worried about cutting funds for foreign aid and public broadcasting.

Key Facts

  • The White House is proposing to cut $9.4 billion from the government's budget.
  • This plan is up for a vote in the Senate this week.
  • Some Republican senators are concerned about cutting funds for foreign aid.
  • There are also worries about reducing funds for public broadcasting.
  • The Senate needs to decide by Friday whether to approve or change the plan.
  • Lisa Desjardins is reporting on this issue for Congress.

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