Washington — The House has passed legislation to suspend the debt ceiling and limit spending, as time runs short to avoid a catastrophic default. The bill will still need to pass the Senate.
A deal allowing the US to borrow more money has moved closer to becoming law, days before the world's biggest economy is due to start defaulting on its debt. The measure easily passed the House of ...
The House on Wednesday voted to approve a bill that suspends the debt ceiling through Jan. 1, 2025, and reins in government spending. Its passage marks a step toward averting a potential default ...
The debt ceiling deal brokered by President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy cleared a major procedural hurdle on Tuesday night, just days before a potential default by the U.S. government.
Will Congress pass the debt ceiling deal? The House could vote as early as Wednesday on a compromise to raise the nation's debt ceiling. The wings of each party have both opposed the plan, meaning ...
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The House voted on Wednesday to raise the debt ceiling, marking the first step toward avoiding economic catastrophe just five days before the Treasury's deadline for default. Lawmakers easily ...
In 1917, the debt ceiling was created, giving the government a limit on how much debt it was allowed to accumulate. Congress ...
The Biden administration says that a shutdown would mean more than 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 transportation ...
A deal allowing the US to borrow more money has moved closer to becoming law, days before the world's biggest economy is due to start defaulting on its debt. The measure easily passed the House of ...
The House on Wednesday voted to approve a bill that suspends the debt ceiling through Jan. 1, 2025, and reins in government spending. Its passage marks a step toward averting a potential default ...
