Trump expands short term health plans sparking backlash
The administration loosens rules to allow skimpier short term plans for up to three years, arguing lower costs for the uninsured while critics warn of reduced protections for pre existing conditions. Health groups insurers and patient advocates condemn the move as threatening ACA protections and potentially raising medical bills for the sick.
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Confirmation hearing set for Kavanaugh in September
Senate Judiciary Committee aims for a September confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh with a floor vote targeted by October 1. Grassley urged early document access, citing Bush library records and White House staff secretary work, while Democrats press for broader disclosures.
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Turkey vows reprisal after U S sanctions on pastor Brunson
The United States imposed sanctions on Turkey’s justice and interior ministers over pastor Andrew Brunson’s detention. Ankara vowed to retaliate without delay, calling the move a disrespectful intervention in its legal system. Brunson faces up to 35 years in prison if convicted.
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Trump signals possible post election government shutdown
President Trump courted border security politics while implying a shutdown could occur after the November elections. He noted some GOP figures prefer delaying action and argued a pre election move would apply pressure on Democrats. The White House privately signaled a postponement as Senate moved more spending bills.
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