Divisive House Appropriations Commerce-Justice-Science Markup Backs NASA Budget Increase
NASA's Artemis program aims for Moon and Mars missions.
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HOUSTON —The House Appropriations Committee voted on May 13 in favor of holding NASA's budget for 2027 at $24.44 billion, rejecting the $18.83 billion top line —or 23 percent cut —that is part of the White House proposal for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 and was submitted to Congress on April 3...
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