Congressional Funding and Methamphetamine Crisis

This chapter explores the complexities of Congressional funding processes, focusing on proposed budget cuts affecting various federal programs, including public broadcasting and foreign aid. It delves into the political tension surrounding these cuts, particularly regarding the implications for organizations like NPR and PBS. Additionally, the chapter highlights a worrying trend of methamphetamine being sold in pill form, raising significant public health concerns and showcasing the challenges faced by federal drug enforcement agencies.