The House passed a $95 billion budget plan for Iran war costs, farm aid and voting changes
The House adopted a budget resolution that would let committees write a reconciliation package covering defense, intelligence, agriculture and election-policy funding. The Senate now faces whether to take up the House plan or use it in fall funding talks. (sources: www.senate.gov, budget.house.gov, apnews.com, www.ntu.org)
The House passed a $95 billion budget plan that includes funding for the Iran war, agricultural support, and modifications to voting procedures. The plan's future in the Senate is not yet clear.
- The budget package totals $95 billion.
- Funding is designated for the Iran war, farm aid, and voting changes.
- House Republicans supported the budget plan.
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The budget plan reflects legislative priorities and could impact funding for key areas.
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