The archive of all headlines from May 04, 2017, organized by time of publication.
Two influential Republican representatives, Fred Upton of Michigan and Billy Long of Missouri, reversed course and offered their support for the revised health care bill. After securing more money to help people with pre-existing medical conditions, Mr. Upton predicted that the bill was now “likely” to pass in the House.
Just four days before the second-round runoff, both candidates are hoping the face-to-face debate — the only one planned — will persuade the 18% of French voters who are still undecided or say they will not bother to vote. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
Just four days before the second-round runoff, both candidates are hoping the face-to-face debate — the only one planned — will persuade the 18% of French voters who are still undecided or say they will not bother to vote. ASIA
Republicans expressed confidence that they had the votes to pass it after Donald Trump won over two key Republican skeptics in a White House meeting
Just four days before the second-round runoff, both candidates are hoping the face-to-face debate — the only one planned — will persuade the 18% of French voters who are still undecided or say they will not bother to vote. Politics
Republicans expressed confidence that they had the votes to pass it after Donald Trump won over two key Republican skeptics in a White House meeting
A vote was planned for Thursday after a new $8 billion provision for pre-existing conditions won over key Republican holdouts. The measure faces a wall of opposition from health care providers, disease advocates and retirees, and has been derided by many Senate Republicans.
The White House was working anxiously to close a deal on healthcare ahead of a Thursday vote. Republican leaders say they now have enough votes for passage. EUROPE
The White House was working anxiously to close a deal on healthcare ahead of a Thursday vote. Republican leaders say they now have enough votes for passage.California shows why the Republican plan to rely on states to replace Obamacare may not work
A vote was planned for Thursday after a new $8 billion provision for pre-existing conditions won over key Republican holdouts. The measure still faces opposition from health care providers, disease advocates and retirees, as well as from many Senate Republicans, who are not likely to pass it in its current form.
Democrats have lined up pretty firmly against the bill, meaning the GOP can only lose up to 22 members.House approves $1-trillion bipartisan spending bill as GOP prepares for Thursday vote on Obamacare repeal
A vote is planned for Thursday after a new $8 billion provision for pre-existing conditions won over key Republican holdouts. The measure still faces opposition from health care providers, disease advocates and retirees, as well as from many Senate Republicans, who are not likely to pass it in its current form.
Part three: The Guardian’s pipeline road trip ends in Nebraska, where Trump has sold the project as a creator of ‘a lot of jobs’, but facts don’t support his claims
This president should not be the judge of how much oil spill risk is acceptable to California. The answer is none. Politics
A vote is planned for Thursday after a new $8 billion provision for pre-existing conditions won over key Republican holdouts. The measure still faces opposition from health care providers, patient advocates and retirees, as well as from many Senate Republicans, who are not likely to pass it in its current form.
Wissam Daoud has been fighting for three years to drive ISIS militants out of Iraq. He has tracked their explosives and can identify them at a glance. His job: to render them harmless, or turn them against the enemy, or die trying. Politics
A vote is planned today after a new $8 billion provision for pre-existing conditions won over key Republican holdouts. The measure still faces opposition from health care providers, patient advocates and retirees, as well as from many Senate Republicans, who are not likely to pass it in its current form.
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Wissam Daoud has been fighting for three years to drive ISIS militants out of Iraq. He has tracked their explosives and can identify them at a glance. His job: to render them harmless, or turn them against the enemy, or die trying. L.A. Now
A vote is planned for Thursday after a new $8 billion provision for pre-existing conditions won over key Republican holdouts. The measure to repeal Obamacare is still opposed by health care providers, patient advocates and retirees, as well as many Senate Republicans.
Wissam Daoud has been fighting for three years to drive ISIS militants out of Iraq. He has tracked their explosives and can identify them at a glance. His job: to render them harmless, or turn them against the enemy, or die trying. Politics
Wissam Daoud has been fighting for three years to drive ISIS militants out of Iraq. He has tracked their explosives and can identify them at a glance. His job: to render them harmless, or turn them against the enemy, or die trying. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
Wissam Daoud has been fighting for three years to drive ISIS militants out of Iraq. He has tracked their explosives and can identify them at a glance. His job: to render them harmless, or turn them against the enemy, or die trying. Politics
President Trump has been pushing Republicans to act, personally calling lawmakers as leaders cobbled together changes amid widespread worries the bill will leave too many Americans without health coverage.
President Trump has been pushing Republicans to act, personally calling lawmakers as leaders cobbled together changes amid widespread worries the bill will leave too many Americans without health coverage. ’Death spiral!’: Trump is stoking fear that the Obamacare markets will collapse if Congress doesn’t act
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President Trump has been pushing Republicans to act, personally calling lawmakers as leaders cobbled together changes amid widespread worries the bill will leave too many Americans without health coverage. California’s House Republicans are crucial to the healthcare vote. More than half are undecided
The House is set to vote on legislation to repeal and replace major parts of the Affordable Care Act.Republican lawmakers emerged from a conference meeting on Wednesday convinced they had the votes to pass the American Health Care Act.
The vote keeps alive the Republican dream to unwind the Affordable Care Act, but the measure faces profound uncertainty in the Senate.
Partisan approval with one vote to spare sends American Health Care Act to uncertain fate in Senate
The tight vote, 217-213, with all Democrats opposed, underscored the limited appeal of the American Health Care Act, despite last-minute deal-making and the personal intervention of Trump. Michael Hiltzik
The vote keeps alive the Republican dream to unwind the Affordable Care Act, but the measure faces profound uncertainty in the Senate.
The tight vote, 217-213, with all Democrats opposed, underscored the limited appeal of the American Health Care Act, despite last-minute deal-making and the personal intervention of Trump.
The narrow vote moved Republicans closer to delivering their promise to reshape American health care without mandated insurance coverage.The legislation’s steep spending and tax cuts will almost certainly present challenges in the Senate.
The tight vote, 217-213, with all Democrats opposed, underscores the limited appeal of the American Health Care Act, despite last-minute deal-making and the personal intervention of Trump.
The narrow vote moved Republicans closer to delivering their promise to reshape American health care without mandated insurance coverage.The legislation’s steep spending and tax cuts will almost certainly present challenges in the Senate.
The narrow vote moved Republicans closer to delivering their promise to reshape American health care without mandated insurance coverage.The legislation’s steep spending and tax cuts will almost certainly present challenges in the Senate.
Partisan approval with one vote to spare sends American Health Care Act to uncertain fate in Senate
The narrow vote moved Republicans closer to delivering their promise to reshape American health care without mandated insurance coverage.The legislation’s steep spending and tax cuts will almost certainly present challenges in the Senate.
The narrow vote moved Republicans closer to delivering their promise to reshape American health care without mandated insurance coverage.The legislation’s steep spending and tax cuts will almost certainly present challenges in the Senate.
Partisan approval with one vote to spare sends American Health Care Act to uncertain fate in Senate