Trump replaces Priebus with Kelly as White House chief of staff
President Trump named General John F Kelly as White House Chief of Staff, ending Reince Priebus tenure amid White House turmoil. Kelly praised for Homeland Security leadership, while Priebus offered resignation and received thanks from Trump. Kelly, a four star Marine general, brings military discipline to the administration.
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McCain votes no on health bill ending Obamacare effort
Senator John McCain stunned many by joining two GOP colleagues to vote against the final GOP repeal bill. The 81 year old former presidential rival faced brain cancer as he returned to the Capitol and then headed to Arizona for treatment, delivering a dramatic thumbs down on a signature Republican plan.
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Sessions seeks anti gang push to mend rift with Trump
Attorney General Jeff Sessions aims to use his MS-13 crackdown as leverage to repair his fraught relationship with President Trump. He spoke from El Salvador's police headquarters about joint efforts to curb the gang as Trump criticized him on Twitter and pressed for a hard line on immigration.
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White House turmoil shades week of health care bid
In a volatile week Republicans pushed to overhaul health care while Trump faced a public feud among senior advisers culminating in Reince Priebus’s firing. Lawmakers warned of the White House chaos as Trump’s grip and loyalty to the party were questioned amidst Twitter disclosures and Sessions controversy.
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FDA Moves to Cut Nicotine in Cigarettes Nationwide
The FDA plans to lower nicotine levels in cigarettes to reduce addictiveness. Commissioner Scott Gottlieb announced the move on Friday, with the agency seeking public comments as it drafts new rules. The FDA will extend review time for existing e-cigarette products, aiming to focus on nicotine regulation amid tobacco policy debates.
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