Debt Ceiling

'Insanity': Conservatives Rip Joe Biden's Debt Limit Deal With GOP

Congressional leaders are likely to rely on more moderate members on both sides of the aisle to approve the agreement.
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Here's What's In The Deal To Raise The Debt Ceiling

Both sides can point to some victories in the debt ceiling deal reached between President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
By Kevin Freking, AP

Biden, GOP Reach Tentative Deal To Raise Debt Ceiling, Avoid Calamitous US Default

The Democratic president and Republican speaker reached the agreement after the two spoke earlier Saturday evening.
By Lisa Mascaro, Mary Clare Jalonick, Zeke Miller and Kevin Freking, AP

SNAP Work Requirements Among Final Sticking Points In Debt Ceiling Drama

The White House is resisting new limits on food benefits for unemployed adults.
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U.S. Treasury Says Congress Must Raise Debt Limit By June 5

The announcement by Secretary Janet Yellen gives Congress major breathing room as they seek to avert a debt default.
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Jamaal Bowman Calls Republicans 'Economic Terrorists' Amid Debt Ceiling Talks

The New York Democrat called on Biden not to negotiate with Republicans as the debt default date draws closer.
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Republicans Preparing Major Tax Cut Bill For After Debt Ceiling Crisis

As spring gives way to summer, Republicans will transition from fiscal responsibility to tax cuts.
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Next Year’s Spending Needs To Be Lower — And The Same — Than This Year’s To Get A Debt Limit Deal

Debt limit negotiators face a central conundrum: Democrats won’t go below current levels, Republicans insist on it.
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Kevin McCarthy Trolls Democrats For Not Lifting Debt Ceiling Before He Became Speaker

“The Democrats, they could have lifted the debt ceiling prior to me becoming speaker," McCarthy said. He's not wrong.
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House Republicans Pretty Much Admit They Are Taking Debt Limit ‘Hostage’

Rep. Matt Gaetz used the “h-word,” but Speaker Kevin McCarthy and negotiators also said Democrats should be happy with getting little else out of the talks.
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