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North Carolina Republicans Override Governor’s Veto, Pass 12-Week Abortion Ban Despite Criticism from Reproductive Rights Advocates

North Carolina Republicans have successfully voted to override Governor Roy Cooper's veto of a 12-week abortion ban, making it illegal for a woman to receive an abortion after 12 weeks of pregnancy. The bill has been met with criticism from reproductive rights advocates, who argue that it is unconstitutional and will put women's health and safety at risk, and they have vowed to challenge the law in court.

Rep. Robert Garcia Introduces Resolution to Expel Rep. George Santos from Congress

Rep. Robert Garcia has introduced a resolution to expel Republican Rep. George Santos from Congress, which could come up for a vote as soon as this week. The resolution has been met with mixed reactions, with some believing that Santos should be held accountable and others arguing that the resolution is too extreme. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said that a House committee could come back to Congress faster than a court case.

North Carolina to Vote on Controversial 12-Week Abortion Ban, Testing Strength of Republican Supermajority in Legislature

North Carolina is set to vote on Tuesday on a controversial 12-week abortion ban that has been vetoed by Governor Roy Cooper. The Republican Party's new supermajority in the legislature has made it difficult for Democrats to fight the ban, and if the override is successful, the ban will go into effect on July 1. Abortion-rights advocates are prepared to fight the bill, and the vote will be a crucial moment for the future of abortion access in the state.

Biden and McCarthy to Meet as Deadline Looms for Debt Ceiling Agreement and Possible U.S. Default

President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy are scheduled to meet Tuesday to discuss a way to break the logjam on the debt ceiling and avert a potential economic calamity. The White House has indicated that Biden is open to making changes to the budget, but will not accept any cuts to Social Security or Medicare. If an agreement is not reached by June 1, the U.S. could face a default on its debt, a situation that could have devastating economic consequences.

Supreme Court to Hear Case on House Democrats’ Ability to Sue for Information on Trump’s Old Post Office Lease

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear Carnahan v. Maloney, a case concerning the ability of House Democrats to sue for information from a federal agency regarding a lease for the Old Post Office building in Washington, D.C. that was awarded to a former President Donald Trump's company. The Biden administration is represented by Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar, who argued that the appeals court decision allowing the lawsuit threatens the balance of power between the executive and legislative branches. The outcome of the case could determine the extent to which Congress is able to obtain information from the executive branch in the future.

Key Informant in House GOP’s Investigation into Biden Family Missing, Raising Questions About Legitimacy of Probe

House Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) has revealed that a key informant in the House GOP's investigation into President Joe Biden and his family has gone missing, raising questions about the legitimacy of the investigation. Comer has yet to provide any evidence to back up his allegations of the Biden family’s “influence peddling”, and the White House has declined to comment. It remains to be seen whether the informant will be found, and whether the investigation will yield any results.

Nikki Haley Discusses Biden Administration’s Efforts to Address Migrant Crisis at U.S.-Mexico Border on CBS’ ‘Face the Nation’

Nikki Haley, former United Nations ambassador and 2024 Republican presidential candidate, discussed the Biden administration's efforts to address the influx of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border on CBS' "Face the Nation." Haley noted that the administration has increased deportation flights and barred migrants who try to enter without permission, subjecting them to a five year ban. She concluded by saying that the administration must be honest with the American people about the situation at the border.

Former Prosecutor Refuses to Answer Questions in Closed-Door Deposition Regarding Donald Trump Investigation

Mark Pomerantz, a former prosecutor who oversaw the Manhattan District Attorney Office's investigation into Donald Trump, invoked the Fifth Amendment in a closed-door deposition on Friday, refusing to answer any questions. He called the inquiry "political theater" and condemned the panel's use of a subpoena, citing grand jury rules. Rep. Darrell Issa, a California Republican, exited the meeting after one hour, with no answers provided.

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