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Monday morning news: January 23, 2023

Some Democrats are criticizing President Biden after the FBI found even more classified documents at his house, the border crisis continues to grow, the driver of a van tied to a mass shooting in the LA area is reportedly dead, Germany’s foreign minister says the government “would not stand in the way” if Poland chooses to send German-made tanks to Ukraine, masked protesters threw rocks and firecrackers at the building that houses the Atlanta Police Foundation, lawmakers continue to debate overspending in Washington

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The Treasury Department is now taking extraordinary measures to keep the government from defaulting on its debt, President Biden has approved even more federal funding for California’s storm recovery efforts, the FBI is offering a cash reward for information about a string of attacks against pro-life pregnancy centers, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is huddling with Western allies to talk strategy and military aid to Ukraine, the head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog is already hard at work in Ukraine to safeguard nuclear plants, actor Alec Baldwin is facing criminal charges in New Mexico, the U.S. government has announced a new program called the “Welcome Corps”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says supplies of Western weapons must come quicker than Russia’s attacks, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says today will be the day the U.S. government maxes out the amount of debt it is allowed to take on, Microsoft said it is laying off 10,000 workers, wholesale prices rose just 6-point-2 percent in December compared to a year earlier, authorities blame drugs and gang-related violence for the grisly murders of six people in California, pro-life advocates will participate in the 49th March for Life on Friday in Washington, D.C.

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