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McCarthy proved he's a stronger House speaker than many expected. But GOP is split over cutting government - Vimarsana News

McCarthy proved he's a stronger House speaker than many expected. But GOP is split over cutting government

A lot of people bet that the Republican from Bakersfield would be unable to keep his factionalized majority in line. He proved the doubters wrong. But the party remains deeply divided on an issue that once united it — the size of government.

Photos of the week flashback to 2011 - Vimarsana News

Photos of the week flashback to 2011

CQ Roll Call photojournalists look back to the summer of 2011 when political wrangling over raising the debt limit gripped Washington.

Historic Context of Debt Ceiling or Debt Limit Blame WWI - Vimarsana News

Historic Context of Debt Ceiling or Debt Limit Blame WWI

World War I is the original of the debt ceiling or debt limit, total amount outstanding US debt that the Department of the Treasury can take on. Debt default date is when Treasury Department would no longer be able to pay interest to bondholders on existing debt or to incur new debt

How long would it take Congress to approve a debt deal? - Vimarsana News

How long would it take Congress to approve a debt deal?

Speaker Kevin McCarthy says it would take a week and a half for a debt deal to pass Congress. But both chambers have certain escape hatches in case timing slips — if lawmakers cooperate.

How Past Debt Limit Crises Shaped Biden's No-Negotiation Stance - Vimarsana News

How Past Debt Limit Crises Shaped Biden's No-Negotiation Stance

Battles in 2011 and 2013 taught President Biden not to lean on a House speaker who has little room to negotiate and to keep debt ceiling talks separate from the budget.