Debt ceiling negotiations continue amidst political tensions.

TL;DR
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy expressed optimism that a deal to raise or suspend the debt ceiling could be reached in time for a House vote next week. Negotiators from both parties are working to hammer out a deal that needs to pass the Republican majority House and the Democratic controlled Senate, ahead of a potential June 1 deadline. Despite the partisan divide, McCarthy praised the White House team and said they are working through the concerns of the House and others to put a bill together that will become law.
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