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Biden hosts a big debt ceiling meeting while insisting there’s nothing to talk about

President Joe Biden is set to meet Tuesday with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and other congressional leaders about the debt ceiling standoff, but if you believe the White House, there is nothing to talk about.

White House moneymen: Meet the donors trying to will Nikki Haley to the presidency

As Nikki Haley continues her uphill climb to get to the White House come 2024, the ex-United Nations ambassador has been showered with donations from billionaire megadonors and ex-allies of former President Donald Trump, Wall Street executives, heads of popular brands, and South Carolina moguls, according to Federal Election Commission filings.

How the dominoes will fall if the worst happens with the debt ceiling

The United States is inching closer to the deadline for action on raising the debt ceiling. Here is what will happen as that date approaches — or even lapses.

White House braces for Hunter Biden headlines as father ramps up reelection bid

President Joe Biden's White House and campaign are bracing for a barrage of Hunter Biden headlines amid a Justice Department investigation, congressional Republican inquiries, and an Arkansas paternity court case.

How European tech regulators set the rules for US giants

A British regulator's decision to block Microsoft's acquisition of the gaming company that makes Call of Duty has put the sale on hold, illustrating how antitrust decisions in foreign nations affect the economy of the United States.

Liberal speakers dominate 2023 commencement speeches at top colleges

The nation's top colleges and universities are once again eschewing conservative speakers for the commencement addresses heard by the class of 2023 as liberal speakers are being honored at numerous schools.

RFK Jr. pushes conspiracy theory that CIA was involved in uncle’s assassination

Democratic presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nephew of former President John F. Kennedy, pushed a conspiracy theory on Monday suggesting the CIA played a role in the assassination of his uncle.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot defends against ‘mean’ label in outgoing speech

Outgoing Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot defended against the "mean" label plastered on her by opponents in her farewell speech. It was her final message marking the end of a tumultuous four-year term plagued by rising crime and declining education.

DeSantis claims Trump is using ‘Democrat attacks’ on Social Security and Medicare

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) blasted former President Donald Trump for using "Democrat attacks" concerning government programs such as Medicare and Social Security.

North Dakota governor signs bill targeting transgender students

Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND) signed a bill into law on Monday placing several restrictions on transgender students in North Dakota.
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