Nunes recuses from Russia probe amid ethics review
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes temporarily recuses himself from all matters related to the Russia investigation as the House Ethics Committee investigates alleged unauthorized disclosures of classified information. Rep. Michael Conaway will lead the probe with help from Reps. Rooney and Gowdy while Nunes is sidelined.
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Mosul Front Holds as Iraqi Forces Press Mosul City Edge
Iraqi police and Federal Police push through narrow Old City streets toward the al Nuri mosque as Islamic State snipers harass and a helicopter providing air support is downed. Front lines have stalled, with militants defending a last major urban stronghold and civilians trapped nearby.
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Trump Meets Xi In High Stakes Inaugural Summit
President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping gather at Mar a Lago for a two day summit. Rex Tillerson says talks will cover North Korea and trade with a focus on curbing Pyongyangs nuclear program and improving economic relations. Trump asserts China must step up on North Korea and reiterates concerns over the U S trade deficit with China.
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Branstad Xi Summit Poised To Shape US China Ties In Iowa
The Iowa gathering crowns a broader farm crisis origin story with lasting benefits for the state and signals a pivotal U S China dialogue. Xi will stay about 24 hours, attend a working lunch, and meet Trump in an informal setting to build rapport and address Pyongyang tensions, trade deficits, and potential unilateral options.
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GOP adds Obamacare like subsidy to revive health care bill
The White House urged House Republicans to tweak their Obamacare replacement with a Federal Invisible Risk Sharing Program that would allocate 15 billion dollars over nine years to subsidize care for high cost patients. Analysts say premium impact would be small, about one percent lower if subsidies reach consumers.
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