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White House Requests $1.4 Billion to Combat Ebola Outbreak in Africa

via Washington Examiner·Jun 25

The White House is requesting $1.4 billion from Congress to help combat a rapidly worsening Ebola outbreak in Central Africa as part of a broader supplemental funding bill. This request aims to provide resources for containment efforts and protect American citizens and military personnel from potential spillover effects. The funding is critical for addressing a global health threat that could destabilize regions and impact international security.

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