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The U.S. House Budget Committee approved a Republican budget resolution with a 20-14 vote, advancing a GOP-only reconciliation process to fund defense, farms, and a voter ID bill. The measure includes up to $60 billion for the Department of Defense and faces no Democratic amendments after they were rejected during debate.

The U.S. House Republicans launched a budget reconciliation process to allocate up to $60 billion for defense and up to $12 billion for farm aid. The plan includes instructions for four House committees to draft bills into a $95 billion package, with provisions for election-related grants and intelligence spending. House Speaker Mike Johnson emphasized the need to safeguard elections and strengthen defense.

The US House GOP launched a budget reconciliation process to allocate up to $60 billion for defense and $12 billion for farm aid, with instructions for four committees to draft a $95 billion package. The process includes provisions for voter ID grants, intelligence funding, and potential changes to election rules.

The US House GOP initiated a budget reconciliation process to allocate up to $60 billion for defense and $12 billion for farm aid through specific committee instructions. The proposal includes funding for voter ID grants, intelligence, and other priorities, with potential House floor votes soon.

The US House GOP launched a budget reconciliation process to allocate $95 billion, including $60 billion for defense and up to $12 billion for farm aid. The plan directs four committees to draft bills, with the House Budget Committee set to debate the resolution next, followed by potential Senate action.

House Republicans released a budget resolution directing $95 billion in spending, including $60 billion for defense and up to $12 billion for farm aid. The plan involves a budget reconciliation process to draft bills on elections, defense, and other priorities, with House floor votes potentially starting next week.

The US House GOP initiated a budget reconciliation process to allocate $60 billion for defense, $12 billion for farm aid, and up to $10 billion for election-related grants. The proposal includes instructions for four House committees to draft bills, with potential Senate approval pending.

The U.S. House GOP launched a budget reconciliation process to allocate up to $60 billion for defense and $12 billion for farm aid. The $95 billion package includes instructions for four committees to draft bills, with the Agriculture Committee allocating up to $12 billion and the Armed Services Committee up to $60 billion. The process aims to advance election reforms and defense funding.

Top House Democrats on foreign, defense, and intelligence policy committees demand Secretary of State Marco Rubio provide an immediate briefing on the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding. The lawmakers, including Reps. Greg Meeks, Jim Himes, and Adam Smith, seek details on Iran's nuclear program, enforcement mechanisms, and the $300 billion 'reconstruction' fund for Iran.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will meet with top House and Senate lawmakers to discuss the Pentagon's $1.5 trillion budget request. The meeting includes the 'big eight' members of the Armed Services and Defense Appropriations committees.