North Korea Launches Missile Over Japan Again
North Korea fired a missile over Hokkaido on Friday, the second such test in under three weeks, launched from Sunan airfield and landing in the Pacific 1,200 miles east. The regime warned Japan should be sunk by its nuclear bomb and analysts link the test to a hydrogen-bomb-capable weapon.
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U S Waives Some Iran Sanctions and Imposes New Targets
The United States waives certain Iran nuclear sanctions while imposing new penalties on 11 entities and individuals tied to Iran's ballistic missile program and cyber operations. The move targets the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and firms linked to weapons supply chains and air service support for transfers to Syria.
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Health navigators face deep funding cuts amid ACA changes
Health and Human Services informs grassroots navigator groups that funding for ACA enrollment could fall by as much as two thirds. The cut follows a 41 percent overall reduction and a drop from 100 million to 10 million for ACA advertising, risking open enrollment efforts starting November 1. Alaska officials warn remote areas may lose essential enrollment help as lawmakers question allocation fairness.
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Grassley warns Manafort lawyers risk subpoena over nonresponse
Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley says Manafort lawyers are not returning calls as the committee contemplates possible subpoena. The panel aims to obtain documents and a transcribed interview while scrutinizing Manafort's finances and loans linked to the Russian investigation.
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Trump Ally Stone to Testify Before House Panel
Roger Stone, longtime Trump ally, will testify in a closed hearing before the House Intelligence Committee on Sept. 26 about Russia meddling in the 2016 election. Stone sought an open hearing and immediate transcript release for transparency. The panel investigates potential Russian interference and possible collusion with Trump associates. Manafort has already given a closed staff interview to the Senate Intelligence Committee and may be interviewed again regarding the June 2016 Trump meeting with Russians.
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