Biden's stance on debt ceiling negotiations and Republican opposition.
TL;DR
Senate Democrats are urging President Biden to use the 14th Amendment to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a default without Congress. Meanwhile, Florida Governor DeSantis is facing criticism for signing a bill mandating Asian American and Pacific Islander history in K-12 curriculum while also defunding college spending on diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. In other news, Prince Harry and Meghan's claims of a "car chase" in New York City were disputed by law enforcement officials, and new digital scans of the Titanic wreckage offer unprecedented detail.
- Morning Rundown: Biden urged to use 14th Amendment, DeSantis criticized over education bills, Harry and Meghan's 'car chase' NBC News
- Joe Biden 'Confident' U.S. Won't Default Newsweek
- 'We will not default': Biden speaks on debt ceiling negotiations NBC News
- Opinion | How to Use the Debt Ceiling to Inflict Cruelty on the Poor The New York Times
- Biden views the debt ceiling as a staring contest with Republicans, not his duty as president Fox News
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