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Senate Approves Funding Cuts to Foreign Aid, Public Broadcasting
The United States Senate has approved President Donald Trump’s plan to cut billions of dollars in funding to foreign aid and public broadcasting. The bill requires another House vote before it could go to the White House for the president's signature.
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