US averts first-ever default as Congress passes debt deal

Friday, 2 June 2023
The upper chamber of Congress rubber-stamped a bill passed a day earlier by the House of Representatives to extend the country's borrowing authority through 2024 -- staving off the next showdown until after the presidential election.

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