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House GOP Passes Funding Bill Amidst Large-Scale Government Cuts
The U.S. House overwhelmingly passed a government funding bill, driven by President Trump's pressure and substantial cuts to federal agencies like the Department of Education, which fired roughly 1,300 employees, demonstrating a new era of Republican unity and accelerated governmental downsizing.
House GOP Passes Funding Bill Amidst Large-Scale Government Cuts
The U.S. House overwhelmingly passed a government funding bill, driven by President Trump's pressure and substantial cuts to federal agencies like the Department of Education, which fired roughly 1,300 employees, demonstrating a new era of Republican unity and accelerated governmental downsizing.
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64% Bias Score
Bavarian Free Voters' Opposition Jeopardizes 100 Billion Euro Municipal Funding Plan
The Bavarian Free Voters' opposition to a federal plan to increase borrowing for municipal investments threatens to block 100 billion euros in funding for Bavarian municipalities, creating conflict within the party between state and local leadership, and potentially derailing the plan due to the req...
Bavarian Free Voters' Opposition Jeopardizes 100 Billion Euro Municipal Funding Plan
The Bavarian Free Voters' opposition to a federal plan to increase borrowing for municipal investments threatens to block 100 billion euros in funding for Bavarian municipalities, creating conflict within the party between state and local leadership, and potentially derailing the plan due to the req...
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40% Bias Score
Low Oil Prices Threaten Angola's 2025 Budget
Brent crude oil opened at $70.96 on Thursday, up 0.28% from Wednesday, but below Angola's 2025 budget price of $70 per barrel, raising concerns about potential budget revisions.
Low Oil Prices Threaten Angola's 2025 Budget
Brent crude oil opened at $70.96 on Thursday, up 0.28% from Wednesday, but below Angola's 2025 budget price of $70 per barrel, raising concerns about potential budget revisions.
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36% Bias Score
US House Approves Temporary Budget, Averts Shutdown
The US House narrowly approved a temporary budget, averting a government shutdown until September 30th, pending Senate approval; the budget includes a $13 billion cut to domestic spending and a $6 billion increase in defense spending.
US House Approves Temporary Budget, Averts Shutdown
The US House narrowly approved a temporary budget, averting a government shutdown until September 30th, pending Senate approval; the budget includes a $13 billion cut to domestic spending and a $6 billion increase in defense spending.
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36% Bias Score
House Passes Short-Term Funding Bill, Averts Shutdown
The House passed a short-term federal funding bill, 217-213, largely along party lines, averting a government shutdown; it now heads to the Senate where bipartisan support is needed to avoid a shutdown by March 14, with the bill including increased defense spending and cuts to non-defense spending.
House Passes Short-Term Funding Bill, Averts Shutdown
The House passed a short-term federal funding bill, 217-213, largely along party lines, averting a government shutdown; it now heads to the Senate where bipartisan support is needed to avoid a shutdown by March 14, with the bill including increased defense spending and cuts to non-defense spending.
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44% Bias Score
House Republicans Pass Controversial Spending Bill Amidst Democratic Opposition
The House of Representatives is voting on a bill to fund the government until September, cutting \$13bn from non-defense spending and increasing military spending by \$6bn, causing a party-line split and facing an uncertain future in the Senate.
House Republicans Pass Controversial Spending Bill Amidst Democratic Opposition
The House of Representatives is voting on a bill to fund the government until September, cutting \$13bn from non-defense spending and increasing military spending by \$6bn, causing a party-line split and facing an uncertain future in the Senate.
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48% Bias Score
House Passes Short-Term Spending Bill, Avoiding Immediate Government Shutdown
The House narrowly passed a $1.6 trillion continuing resolution (CR) to fund the government until September 30, 2025, avoiding an immediate shutdown; however, the bill faces an uncertain future in the Senate and lacks provisions for several critical issues.
House Passes Short-Term Spending Bill, Avoiding Immediate Government Shutdown
The House narrowly passed a $1.6 trillion continuing resolution (CR) to fund the government until September 30, 2025, avoiding an immediate shutdown; however, the bill faces an uncertain future in the Senate and lacks provisions for several critical issues.
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52% Bias Score
SALT Deduction Cap: A Key Issue in Upcoming Tax Negotiations
The \$10,000 SALT deduction cap, enacted in 2017 and set to expire in 2025, is a key point of contention in upcoming tax negotiations, with President Trump now advocating for its repeal despite initially supporting it. Lawmakers face the challenge of balancing competing tax priorities and limited bu...
SALT Deduction Cap: A Key Issue in Upcoming Tax Negotiations
The \$10,000 SALT deduction cap, enacted in 2017 and set to expire in 2025, is a key point of contention in upcoming tax negotiations, with President Trump now advocating for its repeal despite initially supporting it. Lawmakers face the challenge of balancing competing tax priorities and limited bu...
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36% Bias Score
German Coalition Divided Over €500 Billion Debt Package
Germany's coalition government faces internal divisions over a proposed €500 billion debt package, with the Green Party opposing the plan's core elements and pushing for separate consideration of defense spending while accusing the Union and SPD of using it to finance election promises.
German Coalition Divided Over €500 Billion Debt Package
Germany's coalition government faces internal divisions over a proposed €500 billion debt package, with the Green Party opposing the plan's core elements and pushing for separate consideration of defense spending while accusing the Union and SPD of using it to finance election promises.
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52% Bias Score
House Passes Short-Term Government Funding Bill Amidst Party Divisions
The Republican-controlled House passed a short-term government funding bill, increasing defense spending by $6 billion, decreasing non-defense by $13 billion, and including funds for ICE, wildfire fighting, and nutrition programs, while Democrats criticize it for lacking spending guidelines.
House Passes Short-Term Government Funding Bill Amidst Party Divisions
The Republican-controlled House passed a short-term government funding bill, increasing defense spending by $6 billion, decreasing non-defense by $13 billion, and including funds for ICE, wildfire fighting, and nutrition programs, while Democrats criticize it for lacking spending guidelines.
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40% Bias Score
House Averts Shutdown With Controversial Spending Bill
The House passed a bill to prevent a government shutdown before the Friday midnight deadline, despite criticism from Democrats who claim it creates "slush funds" for the Trump administration, and support from some Republicans who usually oppose such short-term spending bills due to the Elon Musk-led...
House Averts Shutdown With Controversial Spending Bill
The House passed a bill to prevent a government shutdown before the Friday midnight deadline, despite criticism from Democrats who claim it creates "slush funds" for the Trump administration, and support from some Republicans who usually oppose such short-term spending bills due to the Elon Musk-led...
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56% Bias Score
House Republicans Seek Stopgap Funding, Facing Democratic Opposition
The House aims to pass a stopgap government funding bill by Tuesday, increasing defense spending by \$6 billion while decreasing nondefense spending by \$13 billion; Democrats criticize this as creating "slush funds" and causing significant funding cuts in various programs.
House Republicans Seek Stopgap Funding, Facing Democratic Opposition
The House aims to pass a stopgap government funding bill by Tuesday, increasing defense spending by \$6 billion while decreasing nondefense spending by \$13 billion; Democrats criticize this as creating "slush funds" and causing significant funding cuts in various programs.
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36% Bias Score
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