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President Trump’s second-term 2025 staffing changes include a mix of high-profile White House departures, a large-scale voluntary resignation program affecting over 100,000 federal employees, and mass...
The primary 2025 funding vehicle was the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025, which provided , including Defense, Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, and other cabin...
Federal funds comprise over one‑third of California’s state budget for 2025‑26, with the enacted budget including almost $175 billion in federal receipts and roughly $136.6 billion flowing through the...
Senator Chuck Schumer’s 2024 budget priorities centered on directing federal funds toward , with a clear emphasis on New York’s local needs through Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) disclosures ...
The administration completed a mix of deregulatory directives, targeted rollbacks, and aggressive new rulemaking initiatives across defense, energy, financial markets, and consumer product policy in 2...
Congress’s stopgap spending bill and longstanding law together promised retroactive pay for roughly 1.4 million federal workers affected by the 43‑day 2025 shutdown, covering both furloughed employees...
President Trump’s 2025 executive actions directed federal agencies to increase water deliveries from the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta to southern California and to override some environmental protecti...
Available reporting does not show a Department of Education rulemaking that explicitly “redefines who qualifies as a ‘professional’ teacher.” The Department has published and proposed a range of prior...
Donald Trump has a long track record of making statements that fact‑checkers later dispute; multiple outlets documented dozens of false or misleading claims in recent years, including a wave of inaccu...
The U.S.–Japan "strategic trade and investment agreement" announced July 22, 2025 centers on a U.S. imposition of a largely uniform 15% tariff on most Japanese imports (retroactive to August 7, 2025 i...
Congress has not, in the documents available in the provided analysis set, specified a discrete $1.5 billion package split among DHS, HHS, and DOJ; the materials instead show either department-wide to...
The reviewed materials do not produce a definitive list of which federal agencies would face full or partial shutdown under the Republican CR 2025 proposals; instead they present a mix of appropriatio...
The competing analyses identify three central claims: that a “clean CR” would extend prior-year funding without policy riders; that recent CR proposals include significant funding adjustments and prog...
Republican 2025 budget proposals uniformly aim to reduce , but they diverge in scale and targets—White House plans describe large across-the-board cuts and agency eliminations, while House GOP bluepri...