McCarthy releases bill to raise debt limit, cut discretionary spending

McCarthy releases bill to raise debt limit, cut discretionary spending

President Joe Biden meets with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy .

President Joe Biden said Speaker Kevin McCarthy "kept his word, and he said what he would do." Now he hopes Congress approves the agreement.

 | Justin Boggs

President Joe Biden confirmed on Sunday that he reached an agreement with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to extend the debt ceiling for two years. 

Now, he hopes Congress will approve the compromise. 

“The speaker made clear from the start that the...

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3 dead, 5 injured in shooting at annual motorcycle rally in New Mexico

3 dead, 5 injured in shooting at annual motorcycle rally in New Mexico

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The mayor said violence broke out between two retail stores and involved members of motorcycle gangs.

 | Scripps News Staff

Three people were killed and five were injured after gunfire erupted at an annual motorcycle rally in New Mexico.

The incident occurred around 5 p.m. in the city of Red River. New Mexico State Police said officers arrived to find two people...

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Travelers move through a security checkpoint in Denver International Airport.
US airports see highest post-pandemic daily flight traffic
A vial of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine rests on a table.
Yale study examines myocarditis risk after COVID vaccinations
Graduation cap and diploma
Boston Celtics co-owner surprises UMass graduates with $1,000 each
Angie Ostaszewski stands in front of her home.
Why this TikToker says hopeful homeowners should look at Peoria, Ill.
A digital coupon at Kroger
Kroger's new digital coupon rules helps those who struggle with apps
A man smokes a joint during a 4-20 event.
Researchers find link between cannabis use disorder and schizophrenia
Pope Francis delivering his blessing.
Pope Francis cancels all meetings due to a fever
Venmo app on phone
Teens can soon send money through Venmo
Pile of money
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A young man makes saltwater taffy at Kandy Korner in Hyannis, Massachusetts.
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