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Republican Kevin McCarthy’s razor-thin speakership faces its biggest test since he grabbed the gavel in January as his debt deal with President Joe Biden comes up for a vote Wednesday. McCarthy and the president came to an agreement during an hour-and-a-half phone call just days before the United States ran out of money to pay its bills. The plan raises how much the government can borrow until 2025, which was Biden's top priority during talks with Republican leaders. It also freezes annual discretionary, non-defense spending for two years while delivering $2.1 trillion in other domestic spending cuts GOP lawmakers wanted. "Republicans are changing the culture and trajectory of Washington—and we’re just getting started," the speaker said in a Memorial Day tweet.