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President Donald Trump’s administration is moving ahead with a strategy to implement budget reductions without seeking congressional consent, blatantly disregarding a statute that has been in place for five decades—meanwhile, several GOP legislators are openly supporting this notion. Fox News reported Thursday The Trump Administration’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB), headed by Russell Vought who designed Project 2025, is preparing for an impending legal conflict. This arises as they plan to withhold funds previously approved by Congress. According to the network's informants, both Trump and Vought have been secretly planning to block the allocation of these funds to different governmental departments after Congress approves the necessary budget legislation. However, under the Impoundment Control Act from 1974 , enacted during former President Richard Nixon's tenure, prevents presidents from withholding funds from federal agencies once Congress has specifi...

MADRID () -UEFA said the correct decision was made to disallow Julian Alvarez's penalty in Atletico Madrid's Champions League loss to city rivals Real Madrid on Wednesday but European soccer's governing body would enter discussions to review the rule. An angry Atlético contacted UEFA following Alvarez's missed shootout penalty, which was disallowed by the referee during their last-16 match that allowed Real to advance to thequarterfinals of Europe’s top club tournament. The Argentine forward Alvarez lost balance and the Video Assistant Referee noticed that his left foot made contact with the ball just moments before he struck it with his right. Since players are allowed only one touch during such situations, the penalty—which could have tied the shootout at 2-2—was disallowed. "Despite being slight, the player touched the ball with his standing foot prior to kicking it," stated UEFA in a release on Thursday. According to the present regulations...

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