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Obamacare goes under the GOP scalpel
Republicans have started the process of repealing Obamacare once again — and Donald Trump says he has "a plan" to replace it. But can they get along? Will the next step for healthcare reform need a bipartisan coalition?
By Warren Olney • • 51m ListenPhoto: Congressman Bernie Sanders addresses a healthcare rally, January 15, 2017
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3 storiesBrexit details and European reaction to Trump
Brexit really means Brexit. That was made clear today by British Prime Minister Theresa May in a speech to European Union ambassadors in London — with the emphasis on slowing the rate of immigration.
Read the story7 minReplacing Obamacare: Easier said than done
In the past six years, the Republican Congress has repealed the Affordable Care Act many times, but President Obama would never sign it. Now, with their own President about to take over the White House, Republicans have begun the process all over again.
Read the story33 minStock trades by HHS nominee raise ethics questions
Georgia's Republican Congressman Tom Price will face a Senate Committee tomorrow as Donald Trump's nominee as Secretary Health and Human Services. But he's already facing charges that he may have engaged in a pattern of ethical violations — or even broken the law. Sam Frizell, political reporter for Time magazine , explains.
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