Anti-terror grants are being used to fund services in New York City, while budget cuts are proposed for DHS funding. Separately, DSA is pushing its socialist agenda in the House.
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- Anti-terror grants are being used to fund services in New York City, while budget cuts are proposed for DHS funding. Separately, DSA is pushing its socialist agenda in the House.
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Anti-terror grants are being used to fund services in New York City, while budget cuts are proposed for DHS funding. Separately, DSA is pushing its socialist agenda in the House.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- John Catsimatidis now owns a Gristedes chain across the Big Apple, while industry groups like NAB and iHeartMedia backed the House's bill approval.Sub-event
Three concurrent developments: DHS grants to NYC, proposed DHS budget cuts, and DSA agenda push in the House.1 source
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