Kayla Tausche
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Kayla Tausche is an anchor and senior White House correspondent for CNBC and NBC News reporting on the Biden administration, Cabinet agencies and elections.
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Kayla Tausche is an anchor and senior White House correspondent for CNBC and NBC News reporting on the Biden administration, Cabinet agencies and elections.
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Latest from Kayla Tausche
Biden’s gamble: Delaying sanctions and playing down Chinese espionage will improve relations with Beijing
The Biden administration has delayed punitive economic measures against China and played down Beijing’s spying to protect efforts to revive a diplomatic dialogue.
A break-glass option, gumbo and a bike ride: How the debt ceiling deal got done
Thee House passed the deal Wednesday, capping a 36-day scramble at the White House and on Capitol Hill to avert economic catastrophe ahead of the default deadline.
Biden and McCarthy hold a 'productive' debt ceiling meeting, but no deal yet
President Joe Biden is scheduled to meet with Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Monday afternoon to discuss a path forward to avert a debt ceiling crisis.
For families that rely on federal assistance, the debt ceiling crisis creates worrisome uncertainty
Three weeks may be a lifetime for Washington politicos, but for Americans whose livelihoods rely on the federal government it’s an alarmingly short amount of time before their financial stability could be upended.
14th Amendment option on the debt ceiling would need to overcome DOJ concerns
The Justice Department may retain Obama-era concerns about using the 14th Amendment to resolve the debt ceiling, as President Joe Biden faces June 1 deadline.
White House weighing the possibility of a short-term debt ceiling extension
The White House is weighing trying to broker a short-term extension of the debt ceiling to allow more time to pass a larger increase, according to five sources.
A debt ceiling crisis could cripple Corporate America, but so far business isn't in the fight
With less than a month left until the June 1 debt ceiling deadline, Corporate America is sitting this one out — for now.
White House details ‘severe damage’ to the economy if debt ceiling crisis occurs
The White House will publish on Wednesday new warning about the potential damage to the U.S. economy and taxpayers should the debt ceiling not be lifted.
Democrats fear political blowback for Biden if debt limit isn't raised
Democrats are increasingly concerned that President Joe Biden will be left defending a faltering economy if the government fails to raise the debt limit.
McConnell treads warily around debt limit fight as fears of default catastrophe grow
Mitch McConnell is refusing to get involved in finding a debt ceiling solution as Kevin McCarthy and President Biden remain at an impasse.
White House weighing Biden trip to NATO's newest member
President Biden is considering a visit to Finland, NATO's newest member, to coincide with the 30-member bloc’s July summit in Lithuania, sources told NBC News.
