Cath Catherine News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Democrats forward-looking spending agenda. two different things. >> catherine, thank you for laying out the stakes here, which are enormously high, to be cheer. >> yes. >> appreciate it. >> brianna? >> consequential here. we have new reporting about another incident of havana syndrome. this time, it involves a member of c the cia director's team. it happened during a trip to india earlier this month. kylie atwood is joining us on the story. what's the latest? >> reporter: earlier this month, the cia director bill burns traveled to india. during the trip, a member of his team reported symptom...

For that. >> joining me is cnn economics commentator and "washington post" opinion columnist. cath catherine, what's the problem if they don't extend the debt limit? what's the problem if the u.s. essentially defaults? >> so it is never a good time to default on eyour debt, especialy right now when we have so many other crises going on. i'd put it into a few different buckets. one, we have difficulty paying social security checks, military service members' salaries, any creditor who has ever lent us money before who is expecting repayment. that's problem number one. pretty big deal. number two...

Honey! scuff defense. i love our scuff-free life. behr ultra scuff defense. exclusively at the home depot. day after day, more private companies are requiring their employees to be vaccinated or face consequences. legal experts say those businesses are within their rights. but what about public employees, namely police officers? we are seeing some around the nation threatening to quit, if they're ordered to get vaccinated. in an opinion piece for "the washington post," cnn political and economic commentator, catherine rampell says, good riddance to all the anti-vax police officers. and she j...

>> shannon: former fbi director james comey was back in front of lawmakers today seeking answers on fisa abuse and the russia probe. cath catherine tells us what happened. >> james comey took some reporter's questions but took none of the blame for any damage to the bureau's credibility. >> the fbi took a big hit because of the president. >> flynn was discouraged from having a lawyer. comey declined to answer fox's questions about whether he mishandled classified information when he documented his conversations with the president. >> that's nonsense.

An and the head of an internet magazine was also killed, officials calling it a good day. we know you have questions about what it means for our country and for the war on terror in general. we're bringing back our experts, national security correspondent jennifer griffin, live at the pentagon and national correspondent catherine herridge live in idaho and obviously, both of them, with extensive knowledge on this subject. cath catherine also just has a book out "the new wave, on the hunt for al-qaeda's american recruits", and maybe that's where we need to start catherine. because there are so ...