Trump’s budget would boost defense and slash domestic programs

Sierra Club Statement on Donald Trump’s FY2027 Budget Proposal - CleanTechnica

Washington, DC — Today, Donald Trump released his proposed budget for fiscal year 2027, which seeks to increase defense spending to a massive $1.5 trillion while slashing non-defense discretionary spending by more than $73 billion, including a 52 percent cut in funding for the Environmental Protection Agency and similarly drastic cuts across other critical ... [continued] The post Sierra Club Statement on Donald Trump’s FY2027 Budget Proposal ap…

Trump’s budget would boost defense and slash domestic programs

President Donald Trump unveiled on Friday a nearly $2.2 trillion discretionary spending request for the coming fiscal year, a nearly 21 percent increase over the current year’s level because of a dramatic proposed boost in defense funding. The election-year spending blueprint doubles down on an administration drive to pump up the Pentagon’s budget while making major […]

Sen. Susan Collins opposes domestic program cuts in President Trump’s latest budget

Collins: “These are proven programs that I strongly support.”

Trump’s FY 2027 budget would slash $8.5B from selected K-12 programs

The request spares Title I and special education but targets a range of K-12 programs including English Language Acquisition.

LCV Statement on President Trump’s Proposed Budget

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US budget trims domestic spend, reforms govt

Washington, April 4 (SocialNews.XYZ) US President Donald Trump’s proposed fiscal year 2027 budget outlines sweeping cuts to domestic programmes and a broad restructuring of federal agencies, while maintaining funding for core priorities such as security, law enforcement and veterans, according to the official document. The budget proposes “a 10-per cent cut compared to 2026 non-defence levels” as part of an effort to constrain spending and overh…