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SPENDING LEADSImpeachment prosecutors allege Duterte used military to justify DepEd confidential funds.
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CONTRACT AWARDSCNCS obligates $15.7M to Reading & Math, $30.8M to Texas commission in Sept. 4 awards.
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MEETINGS AND VOTESWaller holds rate stance, cites inflation still above target.
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THE ECONOMYNHTSA posts two rulemakings for commercial trucks and safety standards.
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CONGRESSHouse-passed Sunshine Protection Act awaits Senate action.
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The narratorWelcome to Government Spending Report. Today is Wednesday, September ninth, twenty twenty-six. Here's where the public dollars go.
The narratorImpeachment prosecutors allege military involvement. They claim it justified confidential funds for the Department of Education. This occurred under Vice President Sara Duterte's leadership.
The narratorThe Corporation for National and Community Service awarded six grants. This included funds for Reading and Math and a Texas commission. California's state office also received grants.
The narratorFed Governor Christopher Waller supports holding interest rates. He noted disinflation signs are appearing. However, inflation remains above the two percent target.
The narratorThe N H T S A has posted two new rulemakings. These concern commercial trucks and safety standards. The Federal Register carried these actions on August thirty-first.
The narratorThe House passed the Sunshine Protection Act. This bill would make daylight saving time permanent. It now awaits Senate approval to become law.
The narratorThat's all for today from Government Spending Report. Thank you for watching.
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