It was advice that Mitch McConnell had offered to Joe Biden once already: To resolve the debt limit standoff, he needed to strike a deal with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy — and McCarthy alone. But after the first meeting of the top four congressional leaders with the president in early May, the Senate minority leader felt the need to reemphasize his counsel.
Related posts
-
Transit’s fiscal cliff gets steeper as leaders warn of ‘death spiral’
Metra, Pace and the CTA delivered their 2025 budgets to the RTA Friday but the big... -
Student-designed nutcrackers on display this weekend in Rosemont
More than two dozen human-sized nutcrackers sculptures custom painted by high school students went on display... -
All on board: Bensenville rallies behind food pantry after holiday train schedule change
Bensenville rallied to collect money and items for a community food pantry after learning a holiday...