The U.S. House passes a budget bill covering Veterans Affairs and military construction, setting Veterans Affairs funding at $450 billion. The amount represents a 3% increase compared with the current fiscal year. Multiple outlets report that, while the bill would raise overall VA resources, it is less than what the Trump administration requested for the program. The three sources align on the key figures and the bill’s status as House passage, focusing on the scale of VA funding and how it compares to both the current-year baseline and the administration’s proposed level. Beyond those points, the reports do not provide additional details about specific project allocations, policy changes, or differences between the House bill and the administration’s request. Overall, the coverage emphasizes that the measure moves forward in Congress with VA funding higher than the current year, but not at the higher figure sought by the administration.