House Foreign Affairs Committee looks to cut ‘radical’ spending in State Department

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The House Foreign Affairs Committee is seeking to trim the fat on State Department expenditures under the incoming administration, targeting programs that push a “radical agenda” abroad.

Chairman Brian Mast (R-FL) told reporters Thursday that he is leading a thorough examination of State Department financial allocations and grants under the exiting administration.

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