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Scott Galindez | The Freedom Caucus Wants to Let You Die
Scott Galindez, Reader Supported News
Galindez writes: "For the past couple of weeks, every time I heard the Freedom Caucus say, 'The bill does not do enough to lower premiums,' I scratched my head and agreed. I wondered why we were on the same side of the issue. I should have known better; we are still on opposite sides of the issue."
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Scott Galindez, Reader Supported News
Galindez writes: "For the past couple of weeks, every time I heard the Freedom Caucus say, 'The bill does not do enough to lower premiums,' I scratched my head and agreed. I wondered why we were on the same side of the issue. I should have known better; we are still on opposite sides of the issue."
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Schumer: Democrats Will Filibuster Gorsuch Nomination
Robert Barnes, Ed O'Keefe and Ann E. Marimow, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "Senate hearings on Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch ended Thursday on a confrontational note, with the body's top Democrat vowing a filibuster that could complicate Gorsuch's expected confirmation and ultimately upend the traditional approach to approving justices."
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Robert Barnes, Ed O'Keefe and Ann E. Marimow, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "Senate hearings on Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch ended Thursday on a confrontational note, with the body's top Democrat vowing a filibuster that could complicate Gorsuch's expected confirmation and ultimately upend the traditional approach to approving justices."
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The Senate Just Voted to Undo Landmark Rules Covering Your Internet Privacy
Brian Fung, The Washington Post
Fung writes: "Senate lawmakers voted Thursday to repeal a historic set of rules aimed at protecting consumers' online data from their own Internet providers, in a move that could make it easier for broadband companies to sell and share their customers' usage information for advertising purposes."
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Brian Fung, The Washington Post
Fung writes: "Senate lawmakers voted Thursday to repeal a historic set of rules aimed at protecting consumers' online data from their own Internet providers, in a move that could make it easier for broadband companies to sell and share their customers' usage information for advertising purposes."
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Health Bill Vote Set for Today as Trump Threatens to Move On (Updated With Developments)
Mary Bruce, Devin Dwyer, Arlette Saenz, John Parkinson, MaryAlice Parks, and Benjamin Siegel, ABC News
Excerpt: "The Republican plan to repeal and replace Obamacare, a central promise of GOP leadership, is set for a showdown Friday as President Donald Trump issued an ultimatum, demanding that the House of Representatives move forward."
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Mary Bruce, Devin Dwyer, Arlette Saenz, John Parkinson, MaryAlice Parks, and Benjamin Siegel, ABC News
Excerpt: "The Republican plan to repeal and replace Obamacare, a central promise of GOP leadership, is set for a showdown Friday as President Donald Trump issued an ultimatum, demanding that the House of Representatives move forward."
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These Sick Vietnam Vets Blame Exposure to Agent Orange, but VA Won't Pay
Anna Douglas, McClatchy DC
Douglas writes: "The Department of Veterans Affairs wants more evidence before it will award the sailors benefits - even if their health problems mirror conditions known to have been caused by Agent Orange."
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Anna Douglas, McClatchy DC
Douglas writes: "The Department of Veterans Affairs wants more evidence before it will award the sailors benefits - even if their health problems mirror conditions known to have been caused by Agent Orange."
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US Air Strikes Kill More Than 200 Civilians in Mosul
Josie Ensor, The Telegraph
Ensor writes: "More than 200 civilians are reported to have been killed in a single US-led coalition raid on Mosul, as the United Nations warned yesterday the worst was yet to come for those still trapped in the Iraqi city."
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Josie Ensor, The Telegraph
Ensor writes: "More than 200 civilians are reported to have been killed in a single US-led coalition raid on Mosul, as the United Nations warned yesterday the worst was yet to come for those still trapped in the Iraqi city."
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US State Department Issues Permit for Keystone XL Pipeline, Reversing Obama's 2015 Decision
Jeff Brady, NPR
Brady writes: "The U.S. State Department has signed and issued a presidential permit to construct the Keystone XL pipeline. That reverses former President Barack Obama's 2015 decision to reject the controversial pipeline."
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Jeff Brady, NPR
Brady writes: "The U.S. State Department has signed and issued a presidential permit to construct the Keystone XL pipeline. That reverses former President Barack Obama's 2015 decision to reject the controversial pipeline."
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