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A Look at What s Inside Biden s $6 Trillion Plan

President Biden’s first budget request maps out a vision of an expansive federal government in the years to come, with increased spending in areas like infrastructure, education and climate change. The $6 trillion plan for the 2022 fiscal year, released on Friday, provides a detailed accounting of Mr. Biden’s economic agenda. It includes two marquee proposals that he has put before Congress: the American Jobs Plan, which calls for new spending.

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Biden s first military budget won t make anyone happy

A request that reflects Cold War–style thinking, with the money to match.

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Biden s First Military Budget: More of (Almost) Everything

A request that reflects Cold War–style thinking, with the money to match.

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Biden s $6 Trillion Budget Request: A Look Inside

Biden s $6 Trillion Budget Request: A Look Inside
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Takeaways from Vladimir Putin s, Dmitry Medvedev s messages to parliament

On April 21, 2021, the Russian president will give his 17th state of the nation address Â© Alexei Nikolsky/Russian Presidential Press and Information Office/TASS MOSCOW, April 20. /TASS/. Russian President Vladimir Putin on April 21, 2021 will address the Federal Assembly with the 17th state of the nation message. The event will take place at the Manezh Central Exhibition Hall in the very center of Moscow. Since 2000 Putin has delivered 16 such messages while Dmitry Medvedev during his presidency (2008-2012) made four addresses. TASS has reviewed the main ideas of the presidential messages over the past two decades. Read also 2000 The focus of Vladimir Putin’s message to the Federal Assembly on July 8 was the need to strengthen the vertical chain of command. He pointed to such key problems of Russian society as a critical demographic situation, the lagging of the national economy behind the Western ones and embryonic civil society.

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