2026Talks

The White House says the 14th amendment will not resolve the national debt fight, Congress looks to crack down on pharmacy benefit managers, and Kari Lake loses another legal battle to overturn her election loss.

NAACP President Derrick Johnson defends the decision to issue a travel warning for Black Americans headed to Florida, Republican Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina announces his 2024 presidential campaign, and Michigan approves a red flag law to help reduce gun violence.

Debt ceiling talks stall while Biden attends G7 Summit, Florida college students feel trapped by increasingly restrictive laws, and the E.P.A's new power plant proposal faces backlash from critics.

Leaders sound hopeful as debt ceiling talks continue, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green files to impeach President Biden, and the Supreme Court shields tech giants from liability over terrorist-related content.

The Texas legislature aims to strip local control from cities, North Carolina Republicans override a veto of the state's abortion ban, and the Supreme Court says an assault weapons ban in Illinois can stay, for now.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warns about the consequences of not raising the debt ceiling in time, the Minnesota House passes new gun safety legislation, and former bank executives testify before the Senate.

Consumer debt in America reaches a record high, elections in Kentucky and Pennsylvania could signal what's ahead for 2024 races, and the Supreme Court says it will determine whether South Carolina lawmakers racially gerrymandered a congressional district.

Residents in Buffalo, New York commemorate the one-year anniversary of a racist shooting, Minnesota lawmakers pass legislation allowing for "extreme risk protections," and North Carolina's governor asks Republicans to protect womens' reproductive rights.

The COVID-19 public health emergency has ended, Title 42 ends on the southern border, Florida advocates seek to enshrine constitutional abortion protections, and Connecticut considers an early voting plan.

Representative George Santos faces federal charges, a Republican delays promotions in protest of the military's abortion policy, and a new bill aims to ensure voting systems can withstand potential cyberattacks.