What Tea Party? Senate leaders hint at possible shutdown deal
Was the tea party pushed out?
Top Senate leaders say they are optimistic that a deal is in sight, and they seemed to do it without the help of House Republicans.
OutFront: Executive Editor of the Daily Beast John Avlon, Tea Party Express Chairman Amy Kremer, and Democratic Strategist Hilary Rosen.
White House has concerns with GOP proposal
House Republicans presented their latest budget proposal to the White House. But the White House is still using that word "ransom." And steadfastly not using the word "negotiate".
President Barack Obama "has some concerns" with the latest House GOP proposal, White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters.
Obama, Boehner agree all sides should keep talking
And, to top it off, Senate Republicans have some issues with the plan too.
Both sides say they're going to keep talking.
OutFront: John Avlon, Executive Editor of The Daily Beast.
Rep. Jeb Hensarling: Nothing is off the table
A debt ceiling deal could be in sight and the markets celebrate.
The Dow posted its biggest gain this year, as lawmakers talk of an end to some of the stalemate in Washington.
House Republicans just finished their meeting with President Obama. So what exactly did they accomplish?
OutFront: Republican Congressman Jeb Hensarling, who was at the White House with President Obama. Hensarling is also the Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
Bill Gross: We haven't changed how we invest because of debt ceiling deadline
Bill Gross is one of the few people in the world who will actually determine what happens when and if the debt ceiling is breached.
The Treasury watches what he does.
He's not a politician.
But he does control a lot of your money - your pension, your 401k.
Nearly $2 trillion worth.
Outfront: Bill Gross, Founder and co-CIO of PIMCO, the world's largest bond fund.
Reality check on debt ceiling fears: Does 'economic Armageddon' add up?
Many experts use words like 'Armageddon' and 'cataclysm' if the debt ceiling is breached. Erin Burnett reports on whether those claims add up.
