Today is Friday, June 2nd, and you're listening to the Morning Announcements presented by

Betches Media.

I'm your host, Sammy Sage, and the Morning Announcements is your daily five-minute breakdown

of the headlines that isn't afraid to take a side and roast the most consequential reality

show there is.

Our government.

As of this recording at 9 p.m. on Thursday evening, the Senate is expected to vote today on

the bill to suspend the debt ceiling that was passed in the House on Wednesday.

Just one short weekend before the U.S. government will default on its debt.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said yesterday that the Senate will remain in session until

the bill is passed, and he urged his colleagues not to make amendments to the legislation, even

if they want to, because that would require sending the bill back to the House to be passed

again.

And that could mean potentially missing the June 5th deadline.

As much as I would relish the House of Representatives having to work through the weekend for, let's

be real, the sake of their own stock portfolios just as much as for the global economy.

I think it's best to lock this down before the weekend.

Yesterday, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that opens the door for companies to sue their

own employees union for damages that are incurred during union activity, if they believe

that the activity hurt the business.

The eight-to-one decision ruled that the concrete company Glacier Northwest could sue

the teamsters union after employees went on strike and left concrete running in trucks,

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