lyricist himself. no new friend in congress, covid matches, videos depictings the murder of a colleague. the mood at the capitol is toxic. is civility dead and gone? but, first, moment ago, president joe biden addressing the growing omicron covid surge. he says there is more work to do to get covid tests to every corner of the country, and his new mantra for governors, if you need help, just ask. biden is also careful to say that history is not repeating itself. this is not like march of 2020, the beginning of the pandemic. we re prepared and we know what it takes to save lives, protect people and keep schools and businesses open. we just have to stay focused and continue to work together. my message to the governor is simple. if you need something, say something. and we we re going have your back any way we can. the president s words come as the u.s. nears an awful repeat covid milestone. daily cases approaching 200,000 per day. i want to get straight to cnn s john har
continues to hold firm that no republican senators will vote to raise the debt ceiling, something we should note they have never hesitated to do many times in the past including when their own spending plans go through. this is an excellent point. and yet here we are, and all of this as president biden is now suggesting democrats could make a one-time change to the senate s filibuster rules to get this done. cnn s arlette saenz is at the white house. lauren fox is on capitol hill. arlette, that comment coming from the president getting a lot of attention. he s also set to meet with ceos and business leaders a few hours from now. that message is going to be very important as well. reporter: well, erica, president biden is expected to argue that republican obstruction is putting the country s economic situation at risk. as the gop continues to stand firm in their refusal in the vote to raise the debt ceiling. the president is expected to make that argument as he meets with
IMF loan to Bangladesh : The minimum net international reserves (NIR) will also remain below the threshold when an IMF mission visits Dhaka next week to review the progress of the programme before releasing around $681 million in the third tranche in May.
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