President Donald Trump announced his proposed budget today, calling for roughly $163 billion in cuts to non-defense-related funds. Among the cuts, which would kick in for the year starting on October 1, if approved by Congress, are major health cutbacks, slashing the Centers for Disease Control Centers' budget in more than half, "streamlining" financial assistance to high-poverty schools, and cuts to federal safety net programs. Instead of touching the Pentagon's enormous military expenditures, Trump is considering increasing the Department of Defense's budget to a whopping $1.01 trillion, up 13 percent year over year. Unsurprisingly, one of Trump's closest allies, billionaire […]