Billions in congressional funding stalled as White House delays threaten healthcare, education, and social programs
US federal agencies face a funding crisis as billions approved by Congress for healthcare, education, and social services remain unspent, raising concerns of executive overreach. Delays affect programs for low-income students and substance abuse prevention, straining local systems. Critics warn the administration’s tactics bypass Congress, threaten essential services, and could set a dangerous precedent for federal governance.
US federal agencies face a funding crisis as billions approved by Congress for healthcare, education, and social services remain unspent, raising concerns of executive overreach. Delays affect programs for low-income students and substance abuse prevention, straining local systems. Critics warn the administration’s tactics bypass Congress, threaten essential services, and could set a dangerous precedent for federal governance.
