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Schumer-McConnell dial down the debt ceiling drama
By Jordain Carney
 
Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and GOP Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) are dialing down the drama as they try to find an escape hatch from another high-stakes fight over the debt ceiling. 

Congress has until roughly Dec. 15 to raise the nation’s borrowing limit, according to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, who has warned that the mid-December date is when the government will no longer be able to fully pay its bills. 
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Democrats plow ahead as Manchin yo-yos
By Jordain Carney
 
Senate Democrats are preparing to plow ahead with President Biden’s social spending and climate legislation, even as Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) yo-yos over the timeline. 

With the House passing the social spending and climate bill on Friday, the clock is now ticking in the Senate, where Democrats have no room for error if they are going to be able to get a bill to Biden.
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Jan. 6 panel may see leverage from Bannon prosecution
By Rebecca Beitsch
 
The Department of Justice’s (DOJ) decision to prosecute Stephen Bannon for defying a congressional subpoena could give needed leverage to the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol as it seeks to wrangle interviews with uncooperative aides to former President Trump.
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US COVID-19 deaths in 2021 surpass last year's toll
By Caroline Vakil
 
The United States passed yet another sobering milestone in the COVID-19 pandemic as the number of 2021 coronavirus deaths surpassed the 2020 total.
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Biden mourns loss of over 40 transgender Americans that died by violence in 2021
By Lexi Lonas
 
President Biden released a statement Saturday mourning the loss of more than 40 transgender Americans who died by violence in 2021.

“Today, on Transgender Day of Remembrance, we mourn those we lost in the deadliest year on record for transgender Americans, as well as the countless other transgender people — disproportionately Black and brown transgender women and girls — who face brutal violence, discrimination, and harassment,” Biden said.
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Democrats face strong headwinds as they map out midterm strategy
By Max Greenwood
 
Democrats are confronting a number of obstacles as they look to map out their 2022 midterm strategy following a series of biting losses in Virginia and other states earlier this month.
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Rittenhouse after trial: 'Self-defense is not illegal'
By Lexi Lonas
 
Kyle Rittenhouse on Friday said after his acquittal in his homicide trial that "self-defense is not illegal."
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Do Americans deserve the right to recall a president?
By Douglas MacKinnon
 
OPINION | During former President Trump’s administration, hundreds of thousands of Americans looked for a way to impeach or recall him to get him out of office. Change.org attempted to give them a platform to channel their angst and anger. Through various petitions, the group collected more than 6 million signatures from people wanting to hold Trump “accountable,” impeach him, or recall his election.  
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Build Back Better is a 21st century New Deal
By James Roosevelt, Jr., Henry Scott Wallace and Tomlin Perkins
 
OPINION | In his marathon floor speech Thursday night, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) angrily accused Biden of behaving like President Franklin Roosevelt in proposing major social spending — the Build Back Better Act, then under consideration. McCarthy cited Rep. Abigail Spanberger (Va.), a moderate Democrat, saying that “Nobody elected [Biden] to be FDR” — prompting shouts of “I did!” and “Me too!” from the Democratic side.
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