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Republicans are aiming to balance the budget over 10 years, with the specific goal of rolling back spending to 2022 levels

The ATT will impose constraints on the U.S. that will not in practice affect the dictatorial regimes at which the treaty is nominally aimed.

Let’s unite to encourage and support Rep. Letlow and others to carry the mantle of leadership in global health to defeat the three epidemics, overcome COVID-19 as impediment to that imperative, and help countries like Ukraine fight to prevent and treat HIV and TB even amidst crisis and conflict.

A new government begins its term with an advantage: It has enough votes to survive for a full term and implement its plans. But there is also a disadvantage: Very little good will from all those who did not vote for it.

Congress passed its whole-of-government funding package just before the end of the year.

On December 9, 2022, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) announced sanctions on, among others, over 40…

(Archived document, may contain errors) A Special Report to the Appropriations Committees No. 3 2/15/95 FOCUS ON FREE MARKETS: HOW TO CUT FOREIGN AID

Texas Rep. Chip Roy introduced five amendments to the omnibus bill that would slash funding for John Kerry's activities and "environmental justice" programs.

The $1.7 trillion omnibus spending package will spend billions of taxpayer dollars to combat the "climate crisis."

High-ranking gay Congressmember Mark Pocan (D-Wisconsin) was among a small delegation that traveled to Cuba earlier this month.