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The U.S. foreign assistance budget is funded through federal appropriations under the executive branch and Congress, with varying numbers by fiscal year and accounting method.
There is no single, verifiable aggregate total in the supplied reporting for how much the United States has "given other countries" during the current president’s second term; available sources docume...
pays a modest share of ’s direct common budgets (about 15–16 percent) while bearing a far larger portion of total Alliance military spending through its national defense budget, a distinction often lo...
Independent work on divides into two broad streams: academic that estimate how much military and non-military assistance is “freed up” for other spending in recipient budgets, and government audit-sty...
The reporting provided does not contain a single, authoritative line that “ budget goes to” any one program or department; instead, current sources show that federal budget shares vary widely by categ...