US House GOP launches process to provide $60B for defense, up to $12B for farms

U.S. House Republicans have initiated a budget process that could result in a significant increase in defense spending, allocating $60 billion, and a notable $12 billion for agricultural support. This move is part of a broader $95 billion proposal that aims to streamline defense and farm sector funding. The resolution, if passed, underscores the GOP's focus on bolstering national security and supporting the agricultural industry amid ongoing economic challenges. This budget push reflects a strategic effort to balance fiscal responsibility with key national priorities.