Biden and McCarthy Show Signs of Optimism, but Remain Far Apart on Debt Deal
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| By The New York Times Congressional leaders in both parties expressed urgency in reaching a deal to raise the nation's debt limit in the next couple of weeks. President Biden said that he would shorten his trip to Asia to return to the talks. | | | By Reuters Lawmakers on the Senate Banking Committee derided claims by the former chief executive of Silicon Valley Bank, Gregory Becker, that unforeseeable circumstances led to the bank's failure. | | | By The New York Times and Reuters Russia fired a wave of missiles and drones overnight, many aimed at Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, but all were shot down, Ukrainian officials said. | | |
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