Shots fired near Capitol as driver is arrested
A 20 year old woman described as erratic and aggressive drove into a Capitol Police cruiser, was stopped after a brief chase, and faced seven assault on a police officer charges. No injuries and the Capitol remained open. Police identified Taleah Everett of no fixed address.
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Health care backlash hits Trump plan amid poll disapproval
The AP-NORC poll shows 62 percent disapprove of Trump's health care handling, with seven in ten opposing premium surcharges for lapses and eight in ten opposing higher charges for older insurers. Voters fear loss of coverage and oppose Medicaid cuts and tied subsidies to age.
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Britain begins Brexit process with Article 50 trigger
Britain filed for divorce from the EU as Prime Minister Theresa May invoked Article 50 in a six page letter to Donald Tusk. She pledged a deep and special partnership while two years of negotiations begin leading to a 2019 departure.
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Christie to lead opioid crisis task force
President Trump taps New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to chair a new addiction commission launched during an emotional roundtable. Christie, a Trump ally, previously headed the transition team and may seek a top role as the administration broadens its effort to curb opioid abuse nationwide.
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Ex-Christie aides jailed over bridge lane closing scandal
Bill Baroni and Bridget Kelly, former aides to Governor Chris Christie, receive two years and 18 months respectively for creating a traffic jam at the George Washington Bridge in 2013. Each also orders 500 hours of community service as the judge decries a venomous Trenton culture. Christie not charged in the case.
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