With Congress adjourning July 15 for presidential nominating conventions, precious little time is left to iron out House and Senate differences on emergency spending to fight the Zika virus this summer. The House wants to devote $622m and the Senate $1.1 billion on efforts to counter the Zika virus by various HHS agencies and the military. Congressional leaders decided to attach the proposed dueling funding measures to a Military Construction/Veterans Affairs appropriations bill (H.R. 4974
), which is now being finalized by a House/Senate Conference committee.
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