Americans back independent Russia inquiry poll says
A USA TODAY Suffolk poll of 1,000 registered voters finds 58 percent favor an independent investigation into alleged Russia contacts with Trump associates, while 35 percent oppose. Democrats back the idea. Republicans are divided. The White House and congressional leaders dismiss the call, citing FBI oversight.
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Trump order on security prompts legal clash across circuits
Tillerson defended the new order as a duty to protect Americans while threats evolve and calls to reassess protective systems continue. The Justice Department filed a letter with the Ninth Circuit noting the new order revokes the first ban, potentially allowing the circuit to drop that case and let DOJ focus on the second.
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New US Travel Ban Changes Aim to Satisfy Courts
The White House issued a revised executive order narrowing the six banned countries and removing religious minority preferences. It cites terrorist links and vetting gaps to justify entry restrictions while facing court challenges led by Amnesty International USA and the ACLU.
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Republicans warn health bill stability could affect Medicaid funding
Some Republicans argue the plan lacks stability for Medicaid expansion enrollees and could end federal funding if beneficiaries leave the program. Four GOP senators urge a stable transition and phased-in financing. The proposal also shifts subsidies to refundable credits, with amounts from 2000 to 14000 dollars yearly, usable for any insurance including catastrophic plans.
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