Natalie Andrews

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Tentative Progress but No Deal Ahead of Biden Debt-Ceiling Meeting

By: Natalie Andrews, Andrew Restuccia, Lindsay Wise

The outlines of a possible deal to raise the debt ceiling and limit spending are starting to emerge, but negotiators are far from an agreement.

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GOP Blocks Democrats’ Effort to Expel George Santos From Congress

By: Natalie Andrews

The House refers the matter to the Ethics Committee, which is already probing the New York lawmaker.

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‘We’re Not There’: Negotiators Pause Debt-Ceiling Talks

By: Siobhan Hughes, Natalie Andrews

White House and House Republican negotiators trying to resolve an impasse over raising the debt ceiling broke off talks on Friday morning with no immediate plans to resume discussions.

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Debt-Ceiling Talks Head Into Weekend With Spending Cuts in Focus

By: Natalie Andrews

Negotiators are at an impasse in talks to raise the government’s borrowing limit, as the deadline for avoiding a default looms as soon as June.

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Negotiators Race to Reach Debt-Ceiling Deal Ahead of Deadline Next Week

By: Natalie Andrews

Republicans have signaled progress in talks, with spending cuts the focus of discussions with White House.

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Potential Debt-Ceiling Deal Starts to Take Shape as Deadline Looms

By: Natalie Andrews

Negotiators consider more money for military and cuts to IRS funding, though nothing has been finalized.

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Debt-Ceiling Talks Extend Into Weekend With Deal Seen as Close

By: Siobhan Hughes, Natalie Andrews

The White House and Republicans have been clashing over spending levels and work requirements for benefits programs.

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Debt-Ceiling Deal Faces Vote in House

By: Siobhan Hughes, Natalie Andrews

The measure appears on track to pass with a combination of Republican and Democratic votes.

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Debt-Ceiling Deal Makes It Kevin McCarthy 3, Detractors 0

By: Natalie Andrews

For House Speaker McCarthy, pursuing a bipartisan deal to avoid defaulting on the nation’s debt meant putting his own job at risk. Now he is taking a victory lap, even as threats to his leadership endure in corners of his party.

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The Debt-Limit Deal Winners and Losers

By: Natalie Andrews

Joe Biden and Kevin McCarthy averted a default and emerged OK politically; Donald Trump and Chuck Schumer didn’t fare as well