US has hit the debt ceiling – here’s what that means
The debt limit sets up a fight between the White House and House Republicans
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Texas state senator calls for food made from aborted fetuses to be labeled – even though they don’t exist
The bill would also relate to vaccines and cosmetic products
Woman shot in Takeoff killing calls her survival a ‘miracle’
‘I really never dress up for Halloween and that was something I was excited about’
Russian ship off Hawaii found to be gathering intelligence
Coast Guard working ‘to appropriately meet presence with presence to encourage international maritime norms’
Bryan Kohberger: Computer, hair, glove and stained items seized from Idaho murders suspect’s home
Investigators hoped to find hair to link suspect to crime scene where four students were murdered
What Idaho murders investigators were looking for at Bryan Kohberger’s apartment – and what they found
Bryan Kohberger has been accused of slaying four students in an off-campus house in November
Foundation empties coffers to fund Black paper in Baltimore
In a rare move for philanthropy, Adam Holofcener and his family emptied their foundation’s coffers and gave $1 million — nearly all the money it had left to give — to support Lisa Snowden-McCray’s dream: a free newspaper staffed by Black editors and wr…
Joe Biden, the ‘consistently inconsistent’ ally for racial justice and civil rights
The president has struggled to turn progressive stances on capital punishment, policing, and voting rights, into lasting actions, experts tell Josh Marcus
‘Actions speak louder than words’: Labour movement loses patience over Biden’s ‘lip service’
Joe Biden faced a test of his pro-union claims with a threatened strike on the railroad. Some believe he failed it, Richard Hall reports.
How Biden the dealmaker faced down a deeply divided DC
Joe Biden was the Obama administration’s top dealmaker as vice president. Experts tell Andrew Feinberg he’s continued that streak as president