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Editor of the NPR Politics Podcast, now every day. Also climate.

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Today, Chambers feels vindicated. If anything, Chambers says, the country's politics have become even more fractious from the time he and his colleagues made the call to downgrade the U.S.

https://www.npr.org/2023/06/05/1179114631/credit-ratings-aaa-debt-ceiling-limit-biden-house-republicans

Choose your Ted Lasso character

I’m that one guy who only shows up to refer to himself being French

Today on the NPR Politics Podcast, we mark our 1000th daily episode.

Thanks to everyone who made it possible.

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The Center for American Progress, a center-left think tank, found in a recent report that debt as a percent of the U.S. economy would be falling without the tax cuts initiated by the two most recent GOP presidents. Revenue has been significantly lower than nonpartisan forecasters projected before the tax cuts.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/05/15/debt-ceiling-negotiations-deadline-default/

GOP rejected White House effort to close tax loopholes in debt ceiling talks

Negotiations are stuck and time is running out, but Republicans have signaled that there cannot be any new tax hikes as part of a budget deal.

The Washington Post

“Barring a Franklin Roosevelt-like run of election victories, the only option #Democrats have to rein the #supremecourt in as a tool of the most reactionary forces in our society is to try to change its size and structure.”

From Jamelle Bouie

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/12/opinion/clarence-thomas-supreme-court-legitimacy.html?smid=url-share

Opinion | Clarence Thomas Can’t Undermine the Legitimacy of the Supreme Court Fast Enough

Democrats are not out to weaken the Supreme Court. But they should be.

The New York Times
Remember the good old days when we were watching as the BA test kitchen staff devoured each other for our pandemic entertainment?
4 answers on EPA’s looming power plant rules

From coal's demise to potential loopholes, here are some things to know about the Biden administration climate regulation expected to land Thursday.

POLITICO
I wrote about the YouGov polling on media trust — and how it reflects the scale of partisanship in the U.S.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/05/08/media-trust-partisan/
Both parties trust the Weather Channel ... and that’s about it

A new look at the partisan divide in where we get information.

The Washington Post

That was the real game of Bitey

#successionhbo #succession