Trump warns on Iran deal as he waives sanctions again
President Trump kept the Iran nuclear deal alive by waiving sanctions for a third time but warned no further reprieve without amendments. He outlined two paths: fix the deal's flaws or the United States will withdraw.
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U.S
Mohammad Javad Zarif
Prosecutors seek May 14 trial date for Manafort Gates
Mueller prosecutors ask for a May 14 trial for Paul Manafort and Rick Gates on fraud conspiracy and money laundering charges. They outline evidence turned over as a hearing with Judge Amy Berman Jackson proceeds. Manafort and Gates are in home detention with bond set at 10 million and 5 million respectively while pledges of not guilty persist. Separately Michael Flynn and George Papadopoulos have pleaded guilty and are cooperating.
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Trump
Michael Flynn
George Papadopoulos
Search expands for missing in mudslide
Rescue crews widened the hunt for at least five missing after the Montecito mudslides in Santa Barbara County killed 17, damaged hundreds of buildings, and blocked highways. About 1,250 emergency workers used drones, heavy equipment, and dogs as officials warned of an unstable scene and ongoing evacuations. The victims ranged from 3 to 89, with death listed as multiple traumatic injuries from flash floods and mud.
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Billy Wren
California
Montecito
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Santa Barbara County
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Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Huge Thomas Fire contained marks 2017 record season
The Thomas Fire was declared 100 percent contained, ending a month long blaze that scorched 281,893 acres. It surpassed the 2003 Cedar Fire as California’s largest wildfire and preceded deadly mudslides in Montecito after heavy rains intensified burn-scar lands. The milestone cements 2017 as the state’s most destructive fire year.
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Kentucky first state to impose Medicaid work provisions
Kentucky becomes the first state to require Medicaid recipients to work or enter job training after gaining federal approval. The plan mandates 80 hours monthly of employment activities and imposes premiums based on income with six month suspensions for missed payments. The rules take effect in July amid opposition from Democrats and advocacy groups.
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U.S
Centers For Medicare and
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