Washington Today (9-14-23): No House GOP gov't funding deal; Hunter Biden indicted on gun charges

Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) says the House will stay in session, starting next week, until the federal government funding issue is resolved. The deadline to prevent a government shutdown is September 30th. The Speaker is still at odds with conservative Republican members who are seeking further spending cuts and certain non-spending policy additions to any short term funding bill.

President Joe Biden gives speech on the economy in Largo, Maryland, not far from Washington, discussing the government funding standoff and contrasting his Bidenomics to what he calls the Republicans MAGAnomics].

140,000 members of the United Auto Workers union could strike at midnight tonight if they do not reach a new contract with the Big Three U.S. automakers – Ford, GM and Stellantis.

The U.S. House passes a bill to prevent California from limiting the sale or use of new gas-powered vehicles.

Hunter Biden, son of President Biden, has been indicted on three federal charges of buying a firearm without disclosing that he was illegally using drugs.

NASA releases an independent study un UAP's… Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, aka UFO's, concluding that further study is needed to determine exactly what is happening. NASA Administrator Bill Nelson is challenged at the news conference by a reporter that say whistleblowers claim the U.S. government is hiding evidence of beyond-earth technology.

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Title: Washington Today (9-14-23): No House GOP gov't funding deal; Hunter Biden indicted on gun charges
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