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By: Jeff Stein, Rachel Siegel
White House spurs concerns among Democratic allies as negotiators weigh new limits on spending in deal with Republicans.
By: Rachel Siegel, Jeff Stein
Most nations don’t have a fixed debt ceiling. But Washington’s fight over raising the cap carries global implications.
By: Marianna Sotomayor, Jeff Stein, Amy B Wang
The pause in talks is widely seen on Capitol Hill as a potential negotiating ploy from leaders aimed at assuring their bases that they are fighting aggressively for their sides’ priorities.
By: Marianna Sotomayor, Jeff Stein, Amy B Wang
Talks were suspended with less than two weeks until a key deadline when the US government could run out funds to pay all of its bills.
A team at the Treasury Department is tracking the cash as the debt limit deadline looms.
By: Rachel Siegel, Tyler Pager, Jeff Stein
Biden also said it was unclear whether invoking the 14th amendment move could address the current crisis, since it would likely face legal challenges. Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) are expected to talk by phone Sunday.
By: Jeff Stein
Senior Biden aides are rummaging through the nation’s books, looking for new ways to conserve cash while Washington struggles to raise the debt ceiling.
By: Rachel Siegel, Jeff Stein
The agreement would accomplish much for both sides, enabling them to claim a victory that appeared elusive just days ago.
By: Jeff Stein
The president has suggested invoking the Constitution after the current debt ceiling impasse. It’s unclear if a court would take up the case.
By: Tobi Raji, Jeff Stein
The agreement would accomplish much for both sides, enabling them to claim a victory that appeared elusive just days ago.
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