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May 30 2023
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House Rules Committee Advances Bill to Raise Debt
The House Rules Committee narrowly advanced a bipartisan bill to raise the federal debt ceiling to $31.4 trillion, despite Republican opposition, according to the New York Post. The GOP-controlled committee voted 7-6, with no Democrats supporting the measure. The bill faces resistance from the House Freedom Caucus, which threatens to derail the deal and jeopardize Speaker Kevin McCarthy's
Newsmax (News)
May 27 2023
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White House, Republicans reach tentative debt ceiling deal
WASHINGTON — Key negotiators struck an agreement in principle Saturday night to extend the debt ceiling and avert a catastrophic default, just days before the Treasury Department says the U.S. could run out of money, according to three Republican sources. The deal — which will raise the federal debt limit in exchange for cuts to spending — still has to be converted into legislative language
NBC News (Online)
May 30 2023
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House Freedom Caucus neutered by debt ceiling deal
As structured, the deal mostly holds all discretionary funding “roughly flat,” the White House says, for the next two years. That includes all the stuff that’s subject to appropriations bills, as opposed to mandatory spending for Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. It does increase funding for defense and veterans’ care, giving the White House what Biden asked for on defense spending in
Daily Kos
May 04 2023
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Russia blames US for alleged Putin drone assassination attempt, White House calls claim 'ludicrous'
Russian leaders are speculating that the U.S. is behind the alleged attack on President Vladimir Putin's life. The Kremlin claims a drone attempted to assassinate Putin on Thursday, originally speculating it was an attack by Ukraine forces. "We know that often it isn’t even Kyiv that determines the targets, but Washington," Dmitry Peskov, press secretary of the president of the Russian
Fox News (Online News)
Jun 04 2023
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Chiefs heading to White House Monday to honor Super Bowl LVII victory
The Kansas City Chiefs are heading to the nation's capital on Monday to visit the White House in honor of their Super Bowl LVII victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in February. This will be the Chiefs' first White House visit despite winning it all in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic – that was their Super Bowl LIV victory over the San Francisco 49ers in Miami. The Chiefs’ Super Bowl win
Fox News (Online News)
May 30 2023
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What's in US debt ceiling deal and who won?
President Joe Biden has urged Congress to pass a deal to raise the government's borrowing limit and prevent a potentially catastrophic default on US debt repayments. So what is in the deal and which party is happier with it?
Negotiators from Democratic and Republican parties finalised an agreement on Sunday.
If approved, it would allow the federal government to borrow money until
BBC News
Jun 01 2023
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Debt-Limit Deal Clears Congress, Ending Threat of US Default
The Senate passed legislation to suspend the US debt ceiling and impose restraints on government spending through the 2024 election, ending a drama that threatened a global financial crisis. The measure now goes to President Joe Biden, who forged the deal with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and plans to sign it just days ahead of a looming US default. The 63-36 vote on the bill was carried by
Bloomberg
Jun 01 2023
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Majority in US agree on climate change — but not on remedies
The vast majority of Americans believe climate change is real, but Republicans and Democrats remain sharply divided when it comes to the severity of the issue and what to do about it.
About 75% of Americans think climate change is happening, according to a recent AP-NORC poll, although Democrats (77%) are significantly more likely than Republicans (29%) to say it’s a very important
NewsNation
Jun 05 2023
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From Whitehouse to the White House: How Mahomes, KC Chiefs left their mark in D.C.
President Joe Biden left the microphone unattended for about 20 seconds, just long enough to hold up a bright red Kansas City Chiefs jersey with his nameplate across the back — and evidently just long enough for Travis Kelce to see an opportunity. The Chiefs tight end shuffled two steps to his left, placed a hand on each side of a lectern bearing the presidential seal, and did what he does
The Kansas City Star