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The available materials do not supply a single authoritative, publicly documented *average (mean) net worth* figure for all 100 U.S. senators in 2025; the most direct estimate reported in the assemble...
The documents provided show the CDC requested for FY2025, but none of the supplied texts definitively state a single, final ; instead they describe the request, Senate appropriations action that maint...
Congressional “pork” for FY2025 shows up as earmarks and legislatively directed projects worth hundreds of millions in specific line items — for example, Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW) lists...
The authoritative full text of H.R.4552 (the House FY26 THUD appropriations bill) can be read on the Library of Congress Congress.gov bill page for H.R.4552, which hosts the official bill text . Alter...
The plain answer: ICE’s enacted base discretionary appropriation for fiscal year 2024 was in the neighborhood of $8.7–$9.6 billion depending on which official or secondary source is used, with common ...
Congress and VA appropriations in 2024–2025 raised mandatory funding for disability compensation (Compensation and Pensions account) to roughly $192–$227 billion depending on the measure, and Congress...
Congress’s appropriations process is a multi-step system that starts with the President’s budget request and proceeds through a congressional budget resolution, 302(a)/302(b) allocations, and the work...
The 2025 federal budget cycle contains competing proposals that would while leaving notable uncertainties because appropriation bills and reconciliation measures diverge. The Biden administration prop...
Multiple Trump administration actions and policy shifts cited in reporting—most prominently workforce reductions and mass firings at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), budget and contracting cha...
Restoring and strengthening National Weather Service (NWS) capabilities requires a mix of immediate congressional appropriations to reverse proposed cuts and structural, multi-year funding reforms tha...
The FY2026 appropriations cycle contains competing provisions that would either preserve existing tenant protections for Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) holders or open the door to rolling them back: the...
The publicly available documents do not contain a single, agreed line-by-line accounting in the form the question asks; the Department of Homeland Security presented a requested FY2024 ICE topline of ...
In 2025 several competing legislative and budgetary proposals emerged to address imminent expirations and funding gaps for Section 8 (Housing Choice Vouchers), ranging from a White House plan to repla...
Reporting shows the Trump administration enacted and proposed multiple measures that reduced VA staffing, canceled contracts and projects, and reallocated some resources toward private community care,...
The Rescissions Act of 2025 eliminated CPB’s advance appropriations, but multiple legal and administrative pathways existed to reverse or blunt that outcome: prompt Congressional amendment or negotiat...
Available reporting in the provided search results does not directly mention any House or Senate hearings, subpoenas, or oversight letters specifically about a Department of Energy (DOE) decision; the...
Federal budget actions in 2025 have led to large, rapid reductions in NIH/NCI funding and related programs that press experts warn will hit specific cancer research activities hard: Democratic staff a...
Congress — specifically House and Senate appropriations actors — drove FY2026 NEA funding debates after the White House proposed eliminating the agency; Senate Appropriations signaled "level funding" ...
Congress had not yet settled a single FY2026 NEA appropriation in the documents and reporting in these search results; competing figures appear in committee marks and advocacy materials — the Senate A...
Congress has approved roughly $175 billion in emergency and supplemental assistance for Ukraine across multiple packages since 2022; the largest single recent congressional supplemental included about...