US House GOP

The U.S. House GOP passed a budget resolution allocating $95 billion, including $60 billion for military operations in Iran and $13 billion for intelligence agencies, amid partisan debates over funding sources and deficit impacts. House Republicans plan to use reconciliation to advance the package, following similar strategies in prior legislative efforts.

The U.S. House GOP approved a budget resolution allocating $95 billion for military, intelligence, agricultural assistance, and voter ID grant programs, setting up a partisan debate over war funding for Iran and deficit concerns. The vote was 216-214, with work on the package contingent on Senate approval of identical reconciliation instructions.

The U.S. House GOP approved a budget resolution allocating $95 billion in spending, including $60 billion for military operations in Iran and $13 billion for intelligence agencies. The vote set up a partisan clash over funding levels and deficit concerns, with work on the package contingent on Senate agreement. House Republicans emphasized supporting troops and election security, while Democrats criticized the plan for increasing national debt.

The U.S. House GOP approved a budget resolution allocating $95 billion for Iran war funding, farm aid, and other programs, setting up a partisan clash over spending levels and deficit concerns. The plan requires Senate approval before implementation.

The U.S. House GOP passed a budget resolution allocating $95 billion for Iran war funding, farm aid, and other programs, with a 216-214 party-line vote. The plan includes $60 billion for military, $13 billion for intelligence, $12 billion for agriculture, and $10 billion for state voter ID grants, but requires Senate approval to proceed.

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.