Trump presses Abe on trade despite show of friendship
Trump and Abe showcased camaraderie with autographs golf and dinners but offered few concrete steps on the unfair trade relationship. Abe defended Japan’s stance on autos and agriculture while pursuing TPP 11 talks to keep the framework alive without the United States.
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Executive order aims to weaken health insurance mandate
White House officials prepared an executive order to weaken the ACA individual mandate by broadening the hardship exemption and allow action if Congress cannot move it via tax reform. The plan faces Democratic and some Republican opposition and would affect insurance enrollment and federal subsidies.
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Fraternity Shutdown At Florida State After Pledge Death
Florida State University suspended all 54 fraternities and sororities indefinitely and banned alcohol at student events after the death of 20 year old fraternity pledge Andrew Coffey. Police said his body was found Friday after a gathering at a house near campus. The move affects more than 700 student organizations.
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Moscow lawyer claims Trump Jr hinted at revisiting Magnitsky law
Natalia Veselnitskaya says in a Moscow interview that Donald Trump Jr indicated the Magnitsky law could be reconsidered if his father won the presidency. She offered to testify publicly to Senate Judiciary Committee and said Trump Jr requested documents on money allegedly dodging taxes. She recalls the June 9 2016 New York meeting with Kushner and Manafort and notes the panel has sent her more than 90 questions.
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Grassley probes early Comey draft calling Clinton grossly negligent
Senate Judiciary chair Grassley says an May 2 draft of James Comey's public statement accused Hillary Clinton of gross negligence in handling classified information. He asks FBI Director Wray to release all related documents and metadata to identify edits and editors. The dispute ties to Comey's May draft versus his July 5 public remark.
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