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Debt limit sticking points: Here are the snags preventing a deal

Debt ceiling negotiators reconvened again Tuesday afternoon, but a breakthrough agreement remains stubbornly elusive.

McCarthy still believes a deal on the debt ceiling can be ironed out by June 1

As the country inches closer to default, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is hopeful progress can be made soon and still believes they can get a deal before June 1 deadline to raise the debt ceiling.

Mother of Hunter Biden’s child filed motion to have him arrested in custody battle

Lunden Roberts, who shares a 4-year-old daughter with Hunter Biden, asked a judge to have the president's son arrested for disobeying court orders in the child support case.

State Department ‘skeptical’ militias used US weapons in Russia raid

Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s team downplayed the idea that pro-Ukraine militias used weapons from the United States in a brazen raid inside Russia this week.

Bipartisan Hispanic congresswomen introduce first sweeping immigration bill this session

Reps. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-FL) and Veronica Escobar (D-TX) teamed up to introduce the first immigration proposal during this session of Congress on Tuesday to combine legal status for the undocumented with more money for border security.

South Carolina cow positive for mad cow disease

A South Carolina cow has tested positive for mad cow disease at a beef processing facility.

House passes measure to cancel truck emissions rule, setting up 4th Biden veto

The House passed a Republican-led resolution Tuesday to cancel the Environmental Protection Agency's heavy-duty vehicle emissions rule, setting up President Joe Biden's fourth veto.

New close-up telescope photos show ‘honeycomb’ texture on sun

New close-up images of the sun from the National Science Foundation’s Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope show plasma that looked like close-up shots of honeycombs.

Texas attorney general sues Biden administration over asylum app

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is filing a lawsuit against the Biden administration over one of the tools President Joe Biden launched to assist immigrants crossing into the country through the United States-Mexico border. The suit claims the CBP One mobile application is being used to avoid federal law.

Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles blasts Dodgers for honoring group that mocks nuns

The Archdiocese of Los Angeles condemned the Los Angeles Dodgers for reinviting a self-described group of "queer and trans nuns" to the team's Pride Night, lamenting that the group mocks real nuns and their work.
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