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  1. The administration initiated spending reforms on May 28th, using executive orders to overhaul how the federal government awards grants and guides spending.
  2. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum criticized the Trump administration's spending priorities and defended funding mechanisms.

Interior Secretary defends administration policy as policies are reversed under the Biden administration, affecting corporate interests.

7 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 9
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Interior Secretary defends administration policy as policies are reversed under the Biden administration, affecting corporate interests.

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Doug BurgumJoe BidenCenter for Biological Diversity

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  1. Burgum issues executive orders and criticizes attempts to override laws.1 source
  2. Tribal groups are challenging a road permit process.Sub-event
  3. Burgum defends policies facing reversal by the Biden administration.1 source

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Interior Secretary Doug Burgum criticized the Trump administration's spending priorities and defended funding mechanisms. All 1 developments

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