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Secret Service disbursements raise questions on ballroom funding

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By Aidan Quigley Verified, Paul Krawzak Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
WASHINGTON - The White House budget office released $351.6 million to the Secret Service on Friday for "White House Security Measures," amid mounting criticism that taxpayer dollars may be tapped to help pay for President Donald Trump's planned East Wing ballroom.
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Reconciliation 3.0 hurdles

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By Aidan Quigley Verified, Paul Krawzak Verified, David Lerman Verified
| Roll Call Verified
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., wants to add voter identification legislation to a third reconciliation bill. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
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Trustees: Social Security, Medicare outlook slightly worse

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By Paul Krawzak Verified
| Today’s News-Herald Verified
WASHINGTON — The financial health of Social Security and Medicare has worsened over the past year, with the programs’ trust funds expected to run dry three months sooner than anticipated, according to reports issued Tuesday by the programs’ trustees. Without any changes, the main Social Security trust fund would be depleted in the fourth quarter of 2032, one quarter earlier than projected last year, the Social Security trustees said in their report.
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