VA to review workers with sanction histories after malpractice cases
Health officials vow a nationwide review of VA health care workers with prior sanctions or license revocations to ensure quality care for veterans. USA TODAY reported psychiatrists and others with disciplinary records were hired by VA facilities, prompting bipartisan calls for tighter oversight and audits.
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R-Corp
Amtrak Safety Push Faces Funding and Reputation Hurdles
After a Seattle to Portland inaugural ride derailed at 80 mph a NTSB probe follows. Amtrak chief stresses safety and root-cause fixes while facing a fragile public image from delays and refurbishments. pundits urge increased government investment, arguing private funds won’t suffice for a modernized Northeast Corridor.
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China
U N votes against Trump on Jerusalem status
The United Nations General Assembly backed a Egypt drafted resolution 128 to 9 condemning recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and calling for status to be decided through negotiations. Thirty five abstained as calls echoed warnings of US aid cuts and global rebukes before a Damascus scene at the Security Council.
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United States
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Congress rushes short term funding to avert shutdown
Congress moves a temporary funding bill to mid January and extends CHIP funding through March while avoiding broad policy changes. House action aims to keep most programs afloat, with Senate yet to decide. Key disputes include health subsidies for low income insurers and protections for undocumented immigrants.
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