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By: Maureen Groppe, Javier Zarracina
Here's why President Biden and Republicans are so far apart on how to deal with the budget deficit and the debt ceiling.
President Joe Biden said it "remains to be seen" if the United States is ready for the surge of migrants expected at the border after Title 42 ends.
By: Maureen Groppe
President Joe Biden said the administration did everything it could to prepare for Title 42's end. But it will take time for the new approach to work.
By: Maureen Groppe, Lauren Villagran
Federal funds won't pay local government, aid organizations back to feed, shelter undocumented migrants amid humanitarian crisis as Title 42 ends.
By: Lauren Villagran, Maureen Groppe
Federal funds won't pay local government, aid organizations back to feed, shelter undocumented migrants amid humanitarian crisis as Title 42 ends.
By: Maureen Groppe
House Republicans want to take back $30 billion in unspent pandemic relief funds as a conditions for avoiding a default on the nation's debt.
By: Maureen Groppe
House Republicans wanted to cut spending on food stamps but the debt limit deal House Speaker Kevin McCarthy agreed to could increase costs.
President Joe Biden is expected to tell the nation Friday night that the debt limit deal averted an economic crisis because both sides compromised.
By: Maureen Groppe
President Joe Biden praised Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy for negotiating "in good faith" to end the debt limit crisis.
By: Maureen Groppe, Joey Garrison
While the worst outcome was avoided in the months-long debt ceiling saga, some emerged better off than others from the deal that avoided default.
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