APPROPRIATIONS NEWS AND STATUS CHART

FISCAL YEAR (FY) 2025 APPROPRIATIONS UPDATES:

Click on the 12 subcommittee pages on the red navigation bar, above, for bill language, report and joint statement language, GOP and DEM summaries, and earmarks.


Recent Appropriation Actions and News (see Chron for news archives):


STATUS OF FY 2025 FUNDING BILLS:  On March 14, 2025, Congress completed action on a 3rd continuing resolution (HR 1968) funding the government through September 30, 2025 at FY 2024 funding levels, with specified exceptions, bypassing the 12 regular appropriations bills and ceding considerable authority to the Executive Branch.  Senate GOP Stmt | Senate Approps Dem Stmt | Sen Schumer Stmt | DeLauro StmtSection-by-Section


New Appropriations Committee (Democrats) Database Tracking Nearly a Half Trillion Dollars in Funds Frozen, Blocked, or Delayed by the Trump Administration–in many cases illegally


Link HERE to appropriations records back to FY 1984


Fri, Aug 8, 2025:
Trump executive order gives politicians control over all federal grants, alarming researchersAP

  • The order requires all federal agencies, including FEMA, the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health, to appoint officials responsible for reviewing federal funding opportunities and grants, so that they “are consistent with agency priorities and the national interest.”
  • It also requires agencies to make it so that current and future federal grants can be terminated at any time — including during the grant period itself.
  • Agencies cannot announce new funding opportunities until the new protocols are in place, according to the order.
  • The Trump administration said these changes are part of an effort to “strengthen oversight” and “streamline agency grantmaking.” Scientists say the order will cripple America’s scientific engine by placing control over federal research funds in the hands of people who are influenced by politics and lack relevant expertise.

Tues, Aug 5, 2025:
Trump and Schumer couldn’t clinch a deal. Now a shutdown hangs in the balance. Ahead of a critical spending showdown, the two leaders’ relationship is almost nonexistent.Politico

Mon, Aug 4, 2025:
Congress is on summer break. Funding ‘chaos’ awaits.  With eight weeks until the government shutdown deadline, competing factions of lawmakers are starting to define their ultimatums.Politico
August recess can’t hide tensions ahead for Congress on spending – AP

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Wed, July 16, 2025:
Senate & House Education Leaders Statement on Trump Admin Illegally Moving Department of Education Programs to DOL as Part of Its Efforts to Dismantle the Department – Approps Ds

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Fri, July 11, 2025:
With Predictions of Above-Average Hurricane Season, DeLauro, Meng, Underwood Demand End to Unlawful Funding Freezes and Award CancellationsApprops Ds

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Tues, July 8, 2025:
Kaptur, Murray Statement on DOE Failure to Comply with Basic Spending Transparency Requirements As Highlighted in New GAO ReportApprops Ds

Mon, July 7, 2025:
DeLauro, Wasserman Schultz Slam Trump Plan to Cut 30,000 Veterans Affairs EmployeesApprops Ds

Wed, July 2, 2025:
Kaptur, Murray Blast Energy Department’s Decision to Steer Hundreds of Millions of Dollars Away from Wind, Solar to Favored Industries — In Defiance of Bipartisan Spending BillApprops Ds
President Trump Illegally Steals from Public Schools Across the Country – Approps Ds

Tues, July 1, 2025:
Senator Murray Calls on Trump Admin to Immediately Release Billions in Funds K-12 Schools Across America are Counting OnApprops Ds

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Mon, June 23, 2025:
GAO is targeted by House Republicans in new spending bill. The Legislative Branch appropriations subcommittee aims to cut Congress’ own budget by $51 million. – Politico
Lawmakers to Bondi: DOJ funding cuts threaten national security – Politico

Sun, June 22, 2025:
What Remains of U.S.A.I.D.?  The few hundred programs that survived DOGE’s purge reveal the future of foreign aid. – NYT

Fri, June 20, 2025:
OMB Director Russell Vought’s latest plan to attack Congress’ appropriations authority is the “pocket rescission.”  Under the 1974 Impoundment Control Act (ICA), when the President sends a rescission proposal to Congress, the funds are withheld for 45 days while Congress considers the proposal, but funds must be released if Congress does not enact the rescission. Vought is intending to send rescissions to Congress within 45 days of the end of the fiscal year, so that the funds are wittheld until September 30th, the last day of the fiscal year.  Vought calls this a “pocket rescission,” but it is clearly an end run around the requirements of the Impoundment Control Act. In 2018, the Government Accountability Office, ruled that “the ICA does not permit budget authority proposed for rescission to be withheld until its expiration simply because the 45-day period has not yet elapsed. A withholding of this nature would be an aversion both to the constitutional process for enacting federal law and to Congress’s constitutional power of the purse, for the President would preclude the obligation of budget authority Congress has already enacted and did not rescind.

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Wed, June 4, 2025:
‘Where’s the budget?’: GOP lawmakers implore Vought to send a full request. The OMB director appeared days after the latest White House submission left appropriators wanting.Politico

Tues, June 3, 2025:
Trump’s Unprecedented Funding Freeze Hits Communities Across AmericaApprops Dems

Tues, May 27, 2025:
Letter from Ranking Members DeLauro and Murray to OMB Director Vought highlighting ongoing failures to comply with statutory budget requirements.

Sun, May 11, 2025:
The hidden ways Trump, DOGE are shutting down parts of the U.S. government; Limits on spending have incapacitated parts of agencies as varied as the National Park Service and the Pentagon.WP
At the Environmental Protection Agency, according to three employees, research at 11 laboratories has ground to a halt because of a requirement that Trump officials must approve all new lab purchases.

Fri, May 9, 2025:
Senate Dems sound alarm for Meals on Wheels fundingAxios

Thurs, May 8, 2025:
A bipartisan group of House members is drafting a sweeping bill to overhaul the Federal Emergency Management Agency — and in some cases expand its services — in an effort to head off President Donald Trump’s threats to shrink or abolish the agency. – Politico
Republicans miffed with Trump’s threats to ignore funding – Politico
A senior White House official said impounding funds is always on “the table” if Trump disagrees with Congress’ funding bills…. “I’ve got a real problem with impoundment,” Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho), who chairs the House Appropriations panel that funds the EPA and the Interior Department, told reporters this week. “That’s like a line-item veto, and I think it’s illegal,” Simpson said.

Wed, May 7, 2025:
Republicans are debating whether to move the $9 billion rescissions package now or wait. – Politico

Tues, May 6, 2025:
Bipartisan House and Senate Leaders Urge White House to Restore Spending Website. In the latest chapter in a battle over spending powers, lawmakers charged that the administration removed crucial information in violation of the law. The White House argues the data shouldn’t be public. – NYT

Fri, May 2, 2025:
GOP balks at rescission bill to ratify DOGE cutsWP

See Chron for actions prior to the above date. 


APPROPRIATIONS STATUS CHART:

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FY2026 House
Action
Senate
Action
House-Senate
Agreement
President

For FY 2025 Continuing Resolutions, Click Here

 
FY 2026
Budget-Res. or
Deeming Res.
       
FY 2026 “302b”
allocations to
appropriations
subcommittees
6/11: Comm. approves FY26 interim subcomm. allocations;
D-Stmt
7/15: Comm. approves revised allocations
     
FY 2026 CRs (continuing resolutions):
FY 2025 Rescissions
HR 4 7/18: House passed 216-213
Initially passed House on 6/12
7/17: Senate passed 51-48, amended House passed bill as amended by Senate

FY 2026 Appropriations Bills (most recent actions):

AG-Rural-FDA 6/23: Full approved 8/1: FLOOR Approved
C-J-S 7/15: Sub approved 7/17: Full approved
DEF 7/18: FLOOR approved 7/31: Full approved
E-W 7/17: Full approved
FSGG 7/21: Sub approved
H-SEC 6/24: Full approved
INT-ENV 7/22: Full approved 7/24: Full approved
L-HHS-Ed 7/31: Full approved
LEG-BR 6/26: Full approved 8/1: FLOOR Approved
MilCon-VA
6/25: FLOOR approved 8/1: FLOOR Approved
SFOPS* 7/23: Full approved
T-HUD 7/17:  Full approved 7/24: Full approved

*In the 119th Congress, House Appropriations has renamed State-Foreign Ops:  National Security-State.