<h1>Budget Cuts Squeeze Foreign Aid and Public Broadcasting in Tight 214-212 Vote Targeting Government Spending</h1> The House narrowly approved President Trump's request to cut approximately $9.4 billion in previously approved spending, targeting foreign aid programs and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The vote was 214-212, with Republicans arguing the cuts save taxpayer money and demonstrate spending discipline. Democrats criticized the move, claiming it would harm vulnerable populations globally and reduce critical services like public broadcasting and international health programs.