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House Agenda for the Week of June 29

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By Galen Bacharier, Erin Bacon Verified, Brandon Lee
| Bloomberg Government Verified
The House is set to vote this week on the fiscal 2027 defense authorization bill and a compromise child online safety package. The House Rules Committee plans to meet Monday to set debate terms on the annual defense policy measure, a sweeping 1600-page bill that covers military operations, procurement, construction, and other national security matters.
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BGOV Bill Analysis: H.R. 9237, Veterans Benefits Package

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By Galen Bacharier, Erin Bacon Verified, Brandon Lee
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Veterans Affairs Department programs covering disability, healthcare, education, and other benefits would be overhauled by H.R. 9237. The measure would allow more combat-injured veterans to receive both full military retirement pay and disability compensation benefits, increase payments to veterans with severe service-related disabilities, and let surviving spouses keep VA benefits if they remarry.
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Bill to Boost Upfront Farm Disaster Relief Heads to Trump’s Desk

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By Brandon Lee
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Farmers and timber producers could receive higher upfront shares of federal disaster relief under a Senate-passed bill that the House cleared for the president’s signature on Tuesday. Lawmakers voted 368-19 to pass the bill (S. 629), which would authorize advance payments under the Emergency Conservation Program of 75% of the total cost of replacing farmland or farm-related structures and 50% for repairs or restorations. The current level is 25%.
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