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View Online  TIPSHEET PRESENTED BY AMERICAN EDGE PROJECT Democrats may have to bend on negotiations with GOP on debt ceiling BY ALEXANDER BOLTON © AP Photo/Susan Walsh Strategists and policy experts in both parties believe Democrats will have to come to the bargaining table soon to negotiate a debt ceiling deal that would avoid an economic catastrophe.   Read the full story here DOJ search of Biden home turned up six more classified documents: lawyer BY BRETT SAMUELS Department of Justice officials found six more documents with classified markings at President Biden's Wilmington, Del., home during a Friday search, the president's personal attorney said in a statement on Saturday. Read the full story here Biden enters year with low approval ratings despite midterm boost BY AMIE PARNES President Biden is entering the new year with approval ratings that are close to the lowest levels seen in his presidency, despite the shot-in the-arm the White House received from a relatively successful midterm election that saw Democrats hold the Senate and keep House losses to a minimum.  Read the full story here Content from our sponsor: American Edge Project Toolkit to Advance and Promote American Tech Innovation U.S. competitiveness and exceptionalism depend on our ability to strengthen our domestic technological leadership. The stakes are too high for Congress to get this wrong.    See our toolkit for the 118th Congress.  Tensions with evangelicals threaten Trump White House bid BY JULIA MANCHESTER Tensions between Donald Trump and evangelical leaders have spilled into public view, posing a potential threat to the former president's election chances in 2024. Read the full story here Where Biden's racial justice agenda stands BY CHEYANNE M. DANIELS Racial justice was at the forefront of President Biden's agenda when he took office. Yet despite the fact that he signed an executive order on advancing racial equity, critics say he's made little progress since his election, including on voting rights and police reform, two major concerns for Black voters. He now faces a GOP House that is set to take a radically different position on such issues. Read the full story here White House chief of staff Ron Klain to step down BY ALEX GANGITANO AND BRETT SAMUELS White House chief of staff Ron Klain, who has served in the position since the start of the administration, is preparing to step down, a source familiar with his plans confirmed to The Hill. Read the full story here How the Supreme Court could crack down after leak investigation  BY ZACH SCHONFELD The Supreme Court's investigation into the extraordinary leak of a draft opinion has left the justices grappling with how to prevent future breaches.  Read the full story here After Supreme Court ruling, Roe v. Wade at 50 looks far different than anniversaries past BY BRETT SAMUELS AND NATHANIEL WEIXEL Activists and lawmakers on both sides of the abortion issue are marking Sunday's 50th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade ruling by seeking to reenergize supporters and refocus their goals after the landmark decision was struck down by the Supreme Court. Read the full story here State employee alleges Florida sidestepped process in excluding gender-affirming care from Medicaid BY BROOKE MIGDON Florida health officials circumvented traditional regulatory channels to draft a report recommending gender-affirming health care be excluded from coverage under Medicaid, a state employee alleges in an exchange included in new court filings. Read the full story here A growing number of Americans face potentially crippling credit-card debt BY DANIEL DE VISÉ Americans are piling on credit-card debt just as interest rates are reaching historic highs.  Read the full story here Content from our sponsor: American Edge Project Misguided Tech Policies Would Empower China Misguided policies threaten America's tech innovation. If the new Congress takes the wrong steps, they will empower China, hurt consumers, and undermine our economic and national security.    See our new ad.  Sorting out resistance to celebrity endorsements BY DAVID J. JACKSON OPINION | Republicans and conservatives used to complain about celebrity involvement in politics, despite the fact that the Party brought us President Ronald Reagan and Congressmen Sonny Bono and Fred Grandy. After the Republican Party nominated a TV reality-show host with no public service experience for President in 2016, conservative criticism of entertainers continued, but generally did not include eventual President Donald Trump.  Read the full story here 2023 is the year to renew trade promotion authority BY LUKE J. LINDBERG AND GARY BLACK OPINION | Political pundits are busy telling the world that activity in Washington, D.C. is quickly coming to a halt. Divided government will mean less legislating and more pageantry, or so the story goes. But that is not what Americans expect from our leaders. Voters gave us divided government and there are issues that can be resolved when compromise is the basis for action. International trade is one of these areas. Read the full story here The Associated Press: 10 killed in shooting near LA after Lunar New Year festival BY ANDREW DALTON At least 10 people were killed in a mass shooting late Saturday in a city east of Los Angeles following a Lunar New Year celebration that attracted thousands, police said. Read the full story here The New York Times: Inside the Supreme Court inquiry: Seized phones, affidavits and distrust BY JODI KANTOR An investigation of the abortion opinion leak was meant to right a slide in public confidence. Instead, employees say, it deepened suspicions. Read the full story here The Wall Street Journal: Homeowners struggle to get pandemic aid meant to stop foreclosures BY BEN EISEN The $10 billion Homeowner Assistance Fund has been slow to distribute funds. Read the full story here Reuters: Atlanta protest against shooting death of activist briefly turns violent BY CHENEY ORR A protest in Atlanta briefly turned violent on Saturday as demonstrators set a police car on fire and smashed windows of buildings. Read the full story here Enjoy this Tipsheet? Consider sharing it with a friend or sign up here for your own copy. Introducing The Hill's Evening Report The perfect complement to Morning Report and 12:30 Report to catch you up on news throughout the week. Click here to sign up. Privacy Policy  |  Manage Subscriptions  |  Unsubscribe  Sign Up for Other Newsletters 1625 K Street NW, 9th Floor, Washington, DC 20006 © 1998 - 2023 Nexstar Media Inc. | All Rights Reserved.