Enrollment Holds Steady Amid ACA Controversy Across States
CMS data show 601,462 people signed up on November 14 across 39 states via HealthCare.gov, with about 77 percent renewing and 23 percent new customers. Experts caution trend cannot be defined from four days of data.
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Syria deal in the works between US and Russia
Washington and Moscow near an agreement on Syria to deconflict forces reduce violence and revive UN peace talks after the Islamic State is defeated. The plan would also support Geneva talks and prolong de escalation zones while monitoring Iranian influence and regional cease fires.
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Trump and China Reach Out To Tackle Global Problems
President Donald Trump met with Xi Jinping in Beijing signaling a shift from campaign sparring to cooperation on trade and North Korea. Officials announced over 250 billion dollars in deals across jet engines auto parts LNG and beef while Xi pledged a more open foreign business climate and greater investment access.
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Moore Faces Sex Allegations Ahead of Alabama Senate Race
U S Senatorial candidate Roy Moore draws immediate GOP backlash as Washington Post reports he engaged in sexual conduct with a 14 year old in the 1970s and more women allege advances while he was in his 30s. Moore denies the claims calling them fake news and vows to fight on.
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Justice expands law to curb fentanyl related deaths
The Justice Department will criminally prosecute anyone who possesses imports distributes or manufactures any fentanyl related substance. Officials say overseas producers and domestic distributors create analogues to evade controls and prosecutors face evidentiary hurdles under existing laws. The move to schedule all fentanyls aims to stop the rapid emergence of new substances and is a two year temporary change with potential extension.
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