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US Senate backs $9bn in cuts to public broadcasting and foreign aid
The US Senate has approved a $9bn package of spending cuts that will hit public broadcasting and overseas aid and gives a legislative victory to US President Donald Trump. Broadcasting institutions NPR and PBS would lose federal funding if the package,
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