In a bold economic strategy, the Trump administration has unveiled a budget proposal that seeks to slash $163 billion from non-defense programs while substantially increasing military spending. The proposed budget includes a record request of $1 trillion for national defense, alongside cuts to essential areas such as health, education, and clean energy. This approach has drawn mixed reactions from lawmakers, with some viewing the defense emphasis as a necessary measure, while others criticize the deep cuts to domestic programs, particularly in the realms of health and environmental initiatives. Key agencies targeted for cuts include the NIH and CDC. The proposal aims to reshape governmental spending, asking Congress to approve unprecedented funding reductions across federal programs, raising concerns about the potential impact on average Americans and various social services.