Congress Approves Substantial Foreign Aid Package Despite Executive Branch's Proposed Reductions

Congress Approves Substantial Foreign Aid Package Despite Executive Branch's Proposed Reductions

Despite the Trump administration's previous efforts to scale back foreign aid, the U.S. Congress has passed a $50 billion foreign aid bill for 2026. This allocation represents a 16% reduction from 2025 but significantly surpasses the executive branch's proposed budget. The package funds diverse initiatives, from military assistance to global health and humanitarian programs, sparking a continued debate between legislative and executive priorities.

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