The clock ticks on debt ceiling talks, and that controversial Trump Town Hall.

Instead of taking default off the table, Speaker McCarthy is taking default hostage.

I don't think there's enough progress for the leaders to get back together.

With the clock ticking on the debt ceiling, the U.S. edges closer to a potential first-ever

default, and President Biden and congressional leaders punt the next round of high-stakes

negotiations to next week.

The reality is we have a crisis at the border that is getting worse.

The White House, under fire, as a growing number of migrants arrive at the southern border.

After a pandemic, era deportation policy ends.

Plus, you are a nasty person, I'll tell you.

In his first town hall of the 2024 election cycle, Republican frontrunner, former President

Donald Trump, unleashes a cascade of lies and insults.

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Good evening, and welcome to Washington Week.

I'm Laura Burrow-Lopez.

Tonight, President Biden is juggling two challenges that could dominate and define his summer.

Here in Washington, it's crunch time for the President and congressional leaders to reach

an agreement on raising the country's borrowing limit.

With less than three weeks to go before the U.S. is expected to run out of money and begin

defaulting on its debts, a second round of high-stakes talks has been postponed until

next week.

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