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The U.S. military would have to make sacrifices to exercises around the globe if Congress fails to pass an FY24 budget, officials warn.

Congress is about to make a bad decision on Medicaid that willaffect taxpayers and families alike. The Centers for Medicare andMedicaid Services (CMS), which is responsible for administering theMedicaid program, has issued seven rules designed to curb certainMedicaid fraud and abuses. Congress is poised to block these rulesand thus allow abusive, fraudulent, and wasteful activities tocontinue.

President Bush should draw a clear line in the sand and vow to vetoany supplemental bill that would spend more than his requestedtotal.

Talks in london. it was their second meeting. they are talking about next steps, whatever "next steps" may mean. they are now planning to send the former deputy chief of mission from the u.s. embassy in libya stevens to make contact with opposition in libya. >> shepard: according to the most recent reports from our government we're broke and this is getting expensive. >> it's true. and the pentagon has now put out some official figures. they say that the war so far, the first 11 days has cost $550 million. that does not include the downed f-15 fighter jet. that's another $31 million, bringing ...

Them former house speaker newt gingrich who says if this campaign extends a career or two years the white house will have to ask for a war supplemental. >> the word was yesterday that they would take it out of the current track. >> the u.s. military has done the eyion's share of enforcing the no-fly zone because of the u.s.' role which is able to take down the libyan military targets. >> white house spokesman jay carry says he'll provide resources. >> it's generating a lot of buzz out there. the u.s. has frozen $34 billion