Washington’s budget spigots are wide open again, driven in part by foreign policy. Read more in today’s WSJ Politics Newsletter:
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Plus, Hegseth tries to charm Congress after a year and a half of largely ignoring it, and the Supreme Court sides with President Trump over immigrant rights.
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