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The Senate Appropriations Committee advanced the FY27 Labor-HHS bill 16-13 on Thursday. The measure funds the department at $224.4B, 2.1% below the enacted level. Three amendments were adopted by voice vote; the manager's package dropped two policy riders. Floor timing is unset.
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Sources monitored include AP-syndicated wires, NPR, PBS, BBC, The Hill, Roll Call, Politico verticals, National Review, Reason, Vox, the Federal Register, GAO, CBO, CRS reports, SCOTUSblog, agency press feeds, and think tanks across the spectrum. If our monitors find nothing on your beat, your brief says so — we never fill space with invented news.