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"We've seen very bipartisan packages where the votes were widespread," Loren Duggan said. "But there's not a panic about this ...

Congressional negotiators largely back the Pentagon's acquisition overhaul, but are weary of DoD's push for additional budget flexibility.

The DHS spending agreement would allow CISA to hire back some "critical" staff, put restrictions around FEMA cuts and boost the Secret Service's hiring push.

"Part of the Arsenal of Freedom tour and this acquisition transformation is to look at how to buy more effectively and more efficiently," Stephanie Kostro said.

"We ought not to have separate rules for separate people about polygraphs, we've got to stick with the structure," Dan Meyer said.

"If you look at the executive orders on AI, transparency and explainability are pillars. Government entities should be asking for that," Mike Shevlin said.

Of the $6.8 billion in False Claims Act recoveries last year, $5.7 billion related to matters that involved the health care industry.

Republican appropriators say reduced spending reflects a shrinking federal workforce. Democrats say the deal staves off deep cuts for several agencies.