D.C. Mayor calls out ‘$1.1 billion problem’ in House GOP stopgap plan
- Residents of the District of Columbia rallied against a Republican spending bill that threatens a $1.1 billion cut to city services, declaring themselves "under siege" from funding cuts that could lead to layoffs and reduce vital services like education and public safety.
- D.C. Residents expressed frustration over a Republican spending bill that could lead to $1.1 billion in budget cuts, affecting vital city services and jobs, according to local officials and residents at a rally.
- Mayor Muriel Bowser warned that the continuing resolution would result in devastating cuts to teachers, law enforcement, and more, highlighting the continuing resolution's failure to acknowledge the district's budget.
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Washington D.C. fears an abyss of revenue as Congress debates its financial future
Washington, DC, which often had a dim peace with the federal government when Republicans controlled Congress and the White House, now faces its most urgent threat since it was given autonomy power during Nixon’s administration. The House-approved funding bill this week demands cuts in DC spending for $1.1 billion, a drastic cut that city officials say would treat the city like any federal agency and result in a calamitous reduction in services r…

DC fears revenue cliff as Congress debates its financial future
Washington, D.C., which has often had a tenuous peace with the federal government when Republicans controlled Congress and the White House, is now facing its most urgent threat since it was given the power of Home Rule during the Nixon administration.
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