Civil rights leaders fail to sway Manchin on voting bill
Civil rights leaders urged Senator Joe Manchin to back the expansive HR1 voting bill, but he remained opposed and insisted on bipartisan support. House Speaker Pelosi urged passage, while Senate leaders signaled openness to changes, though Democrats face gridlock and a stubborn filibuster rule.
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Manchin
Washington
Joe Manchin
Nancy Pelosi
West Virginia
House
Senate
Congress
Marc
Morial
CNN
Chuck Schumer
Capitol
Dick Durbin
Durbin
Pelosi
House Democrats
California
Democrat
Inessy
Fred Wertheimer
Democracy 21
Particwar
Alaska
Lisa Murkowski
Mitch McConnell
Justice Department
America
Donald Trump
Rick Hasen
University of California-Irvine
HR1
Wendy Weiser
Brennan Center For Justice
Montana
Weiser
Ries
Chris Coons
Delaware
D-W.va
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Joe Biden
First Alzheimer's drug wins FDA approval helps some patients
The FDA approves Biogen and Eisai's Adulteen for Alzheimer’s reducing brain decline in a trial, with a yearly cost around 56000 dollars. Insurers likely require prior authorization and documentation, while Medicare coverage is anticipated, private plans vary by eligibility and out of pocket limits.
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Food and Drug Administration
Biogen
U.S
Japan
Eisai Co
FDA
Lance Grady
Avalere Health Consultants
Stacie Dusetzina
Vanderbilt University
Cambridge
Massachusetts
NRA stays powerful as gun rights fight shifts to states
The NRA faces legal and financial peril yet its pro gun stance remains entrenched in the Republican Party. Despite bankruptcy and misuse allegations, the group plans to relocate to Texas and continues to influence state laws. Senator Murphy notes the 2012 Newtown massacre memory and NRA lobbying as forces shaping gun policy.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
NRA
Republican Party
White House
Congress
Fairfax
Virginia
Texas
Nras
Chris Murphy
D-Conn
Murphy
Newtown
Conn
Juno Captures First Ganymede Close-Ups in Years
NASA’s Juno sped 645 miles past Jupiter’s moon Ganymede marking the closest approach since Galileo 2000. Officials released two images showing craters and possible tectonic features, with lead scientist Scott Bolton noting the historic and curious nature of the giant moon.
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Jupiter
Ganymede
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Juno
Galileo
Scott Bolton
Southwest Research Institute
San Antonio
Mercury
Galileo Galilei