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Here are the spending cuts in the rescissions bill passed by the House

By Morgan Kromer
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The House voted Thursday to cut $9.4 billion from spending previously appropriated by Congress, the first attempt at codifying cuts made by the Department of Government Efficiency.

The bill passed by Republicans, H.R. 4, is a “rescissions” package, meaning that it rescinds spending that was approved by Congress.

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