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The FDA approves a new vaccine for the deadly virus RSV, but will people opt in?

Pfizer, GSK, and other companies that are developing vaccines for RSV and for

other infectious diseases are going to be rolling out these vaccines, facing headwinds of

hesitancy and resistance. And how a group of conservative women known as moms for liberty could

play a big role in the GOP presidential primary. It's just really blown up and Republican

candidates for president are starting to tap these women to ask them basically what they think

the education platform should be. They're setting up meetings with these moms, they're seeking

them out to have them at their events. Plus, the full house prepares to vote on the debt ceiling

deal. It's Wednesday, May 31st. I'm Ann Marie for Tolly for the Wall Street Journal. This is the PM

edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that moved the world today.

The house is expected to vote as soon as tonight on a deal to raise the nation's debt

ceiling for two years and exchange for cuts to government spending. The bipartisan deal

brokered by President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is expected to pass despite opposition

from some conservative Republicans. If approved, the legislation will move to the Senate, where lawmakers

have said they'll move quickly to approve it as the U.S. runs up against a June 5th deadline.

That's when Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has said the government could run out of money to

pay its bills on time unless Congress acts to raise the nation's borrowing limit.

The 2024 field of GOP presidential candidates is growing. Aides to former New Jersey Governor Chris

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