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Senate Republicans oppose initial effort to cut anti-weaponization fund
Senate Republicans narrowly rejected efforts to eliminate a controversial $2 billion "anti-weaponization" fund associated with former President Trump, despite opposition from both parties and concerns it could fund actions against democratic institutions. The vote was 50-49, with some GOP senators crossing party lines to support ending the fund, which is under scrutiny for potentially compensating Jan. 6 rioters. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed the Justice Department would not proceed with the fund.
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