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President Trump has been diagnosed with a vein disorder after undergoing a medical examination for swelling in his legs.

White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt offered a detailed summary of the president's diagnosis,

emphasizing that the condition is routine and not life-threatening.

The president underwent a comprehensive examination, including diagnostic vascular studies. Bilateral lower extremity

venous Doppler ultrasounds were performed and revealed chronic venous insufficiency, a benign

in common condition. A note from the president's doctor said that Trump's lab results were

within normal limits.

He also underwent an echocardiogram, which showed no signs of heart failure or kidney problems.

The Republican-led House is taking up a more than $9 billion package of spending cuts that passed the Senate last night.

NPR's David Fulkenflick reports the measure would take back already allocated funds for public media and foreign aid.

They are sending over a bill that would take back all $1.1 billion set aside for public broadcasting for the next two years that has already been approved,

I would mind folks, by this Republican-led Congress and the Republican president who opposes

public broadcasting so much that's, of course, Donald Trump.

The House leaders have said they intend to get this passed and to do it by the deadline,

which would be the very end of the day tomorrow, Friday at, you know, midnight, basically.

And they have a paper-thin margin by which to do that. But given the way things have played out in recent weeks on Capitol Hill, it seems likely that they'll pull it off.

That's NPR's David Fulkenflick reporting. The Department of Justice

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