The Trump administration has requested $1.4 billion in emergency funding from Congress to address the growing Ebola outbreak. The request includes $800 million specifically allocated for humanitarian crisis response efforts related to the virus. This funding aims to bolster international efforts to contain the spread of the disease and provide aid to affected regions. A White House official confirmed the request, citing the need for increased resources to manage the escalating health crisis. The proposal seeks to provide financial support for treatment, prevention, and containment measures. Congress will now consider the administration’s request and debate the allocation of funds. The move signals increased U.S. concern over the outbreak’s potential to become a wider global health threat.