Tonight, President Biden renews his push for voting rights on this MLK Day.

He has Republicans' pounce over his handling of classified material.

Then, one of the deadliest attacks on civilians since the war in Ukraine began.

Nearly one year into the conflict, what would a resolution even look like?

And the debt limit showdown will break down what's at stake for our economy, and what

we stand to lose if it doesn't get resolved, as the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday

night.

Good evening, once again.

I'm Stephanie Rule.

As the nation honors the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., President Biden is renewing

his call for federal voting rights protections.

Today in DC, the President linked the fight to protect democracy with one of the key goals

of his administration.

All measures to protect and expand the right to vote.

Last year, as you recall, the voting rights measures Biden supported failed to win 60 votes

needed to pass the Senate.

And now, with Republicans running the House, passing voting rights bills will be even tougher.

House Republicans are focused on investigating the President and the classified material

that was discovered at Biden's home in former office.

This weekend, the White House revealed more pages with classified markings were found

at his Delaware residence.

The chairman of the House Oversight Committee has demanded to see visitor logs from Biden's

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