Grassley forecasts Kavanaugh vote in early October
Iowa senator Chuck Grassley said hearings for Brett Kavanaugh would occur in September with a Judiciary Committee vote in early October. He noted the midterm election is November 6 and stressed a timely resolution on the nomination.
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Diocese names many accused clergy and removes honors
The Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg announced more than 70 clergy members accused of sexual abuse or inappropriate contact with minors dating back decades. Bishop Ronald Gainer pledged changes to confidentiality rules and said accused men would lose any special honors within the diocese.
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Crisis era quotes spark owner and player clashes
The crisis era quote depicts a rift between team owners and players. The president is accused of weaponizing the dispute for political gain, with critics like Dan McGinn describing owners and players as pawns in a larger power struggle.
Bears and Ravens to Clash in Hall of Fame Game
The Bears face the Ravens in Canton, Ohio, marking the NFLs first exhibition and national anthem of 2018 and continuing a three year dispute among owners players and President Trump. The NFLPA filed a grievance over a stand policy after the league paused talks.
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Trump urges Sessions to stop Mueller probe
President Trump calls on Attorney General Sessions to shut down the Mueller investigation into Russian election interference. Aides downplay the remarks saying no plan to fire Mueller. Democrats call the tweet an attempt to obstruct justice while Mueller’s probe continues.
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Trump rule expands short term health plans nationwide
The Trump administration unveiled a final rule to allow consumers to buy shorter, cheaper health plans with limited benefits and potential coverage denial for preexisting conditions. The measure follows a separate association plan rule and aims to broaden options, despite ACA supporters labeling such plans junk.
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