US EditionWhite House restores 9/11 health program funding after uproar
- The White House restored funding for the World Trade Center Health Program after an outcry from lawmakers and community members.
- U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer criticized the Trump-DOGE approach, stating it endangered 9/11 cancer research and funding.
- Congressperson Nicole Malliotakis confirmed via social media that staffing cuts at the World Trade Center Health Program would not proceed.
- U.S. Representative Mike Lawler and other Republicans expressed commitment to ensuring sufficient resources for the World Trade Center Health Program.
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9-11 Health Program Reinstated
(Washington, DC) — The Trump administration is reversing its decision to make major cuts to the World Trade Center Health Program. The program provides medical treatment to some 132-thousand first responders and survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Elon Musks’ Department of Government Efficiency recently fired 20-percent of the program’s staff and announced they’d be making funding cuts. The cuts faced harsh bipartisan backlash, and on Frida…
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