Biden signs deficit deal; defense-nuclear programs largely spared from most cuts

By ExchangeMonitor

President Joe Biden (R) on Sunday signed legislation that would cut much non-defense federal spending over the next two fiscal years in exchange for extending U.S. borrowing authority. The Senate passed the bill on Thursday, averting a U.S. default on its debt…

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