$9B clawed back from foreign aid, public media, and Trump likely isn't done, says WH budget chief

The first time in American history, a completely partisan recessions bill was passed by Congress just hours after the Senate. The House voted to approve President Trump's $9 billion spending cut package. The bill claws back billions in previously approved congressional funding.Two Republicans joined all Democrats in voting against it. The majority of the cuts, $8 billion, comes from foreign assistance programs like migration and refugee assistance and USAID. Another $1.1% billion is being cut from the Corpo ...