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«Seattle Post-Intelligencer» (seattlepi.com) 

GOP eyes Senate health care vote next week, amid grumbling

McConnell's ability to line up votes is considered masterful, and he's eager to pass legislation fulfilling a keystone campaign promise of President Donald Trump and countless GOP congressional candidates. Aides and lobbyists said they expected the GOP bill to provide health care tax credits linked to people's incomes, not their ages like the House-passed measure, and impose spending limits on the growth of the federal-state Medicaid program for the poor that would tighten further by the mid-2020s. Читать дальше...

Stars and Stripes 

Belgium tightens security after failed Brussels bombing

Belgium tightened security even more on Wednesday to counter fears that lone attackers could strike anywhere and at any time, a day after a failed bombing by a man shouting "Allahu akbar" at a Brussels train station put the nation on edge.

TheRepublic.com 

GOP eyes Senate health care vote next week, amid grumbling

WASHINGTON — Republicans are angling toward a Senate vote next week on their marquee effort to erase much of President Barack Obama’s health care law. But there’s plenty of grumbling from senators across the GOP spectrum, and leaders haven’t yet nailed down the support they’ll need to prevail. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas said Tuesday

McClatchy DC Bureau 

GOP Medicaid cuts would hit states fighting opioid epidemic

The Republican drive to roll back Barack Obama's health care law is on a collision course with a national opioid epidemic that's not letting up. Medicaid cuts resulting from the … Click to Continue »

TheRepublic.com 

FIFA opens case against Juventus over Paul Pogba transfer

ZURICH — FIFA says it has opened a disciplinary case against Juventus after investigating the Italian champion’s world-record sale of Paul Pogba to Manchester United. FIFA says “no disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Manchester United,” in a deal valued at 105 million euros (then $116 million) last August. The charges against Juventus were not

Sports - Google News (uk) 

Football transfer rumours: Chelsea in for Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski? - The Guardian


The Guardian

Football transfer rumours: Chelsea in for Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski?
The Guardian
Today is the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere and it will feel like an eternity if you happen to be anywhere near Robert Lewandowski, who appears to be in the throes of a harrowing sulk. The Bayern Munich striker has apparently still ...
Manchester United and Chelsea both keeping an eye on unhappy Bayern Munich striker Robert LewandowskiDaily... Читать дальше...

«Seattle Post-Intelligencer» (seattlepi.com) 

GOP Medicaid cuts would hit states fighting opioid epidemic

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Republican drive to roll back Barack Obama's health care law is on a collision course with a national opioid epidemic that's not letting up. Medicaid cuts resulting from the GOP legislation would hit hard in states deeply affected by the addiction crisis and struggling to turn the corner, according to state data and concerned lawmakers in both parties. The House health care bill would phase out expanded Medicaid, which allows states to provide federally backed insurance to low-income adults previously not eligible. Читать дальше...

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

GOP Medicaid cuts would hit states fighting opioid epidemic

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Republican drive to roll back Barack Obama's health care law is on a collision course with a national opioid epidemic that's not letting up. Medicaid cuts resulting from the GOP legislation would hit hard in states deeply affected by the addiction crisis and struggling to turn the corner, according to state data and concerned lawmakers in both parties. The House health care bill would phase out expanded Medicaid, which allows states to provide federally backed insurance to low-income adults previously not eligible. Читать дальше...

TheRepublic.com 

Towering gladiator statue tells Russian soccer’s history

MOSCOW — He towers over the crowds at Moscow’s Spartak stadium, a metal gladiator atop a vast football. The meaning of the 25-meter high monument outside one of Russia’s Confederations Cup stadiums is rarely clear to foreign fans, even as they shoot selfies in front of the giant. Some reckon he’s an ancient Greek warrior