US allocates $95B for Iran conflict

The U.S. House of Representatives approved a budget framework worth $95 billion to support military efforts against Iran, including $73 billion for defense and intelligence, $12 billion for agricultural aid, and $10 billion for programs encouraging stricter voting restrictions. The plan aims to fund the U.S. military amidst the escalation with Iran and is considered a victory for former President Mike Johnson, despite some Republicans opposing it due to the lack of spending cuts. The proposal is still in legislative stages, with a possible delay to avoid a government shutdown in the future.

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