Politics: Another last-ditch effort to tackle Obamacare stalls within hours of its release
President Trump is trying to reach across the aisle. Good luck with that.; Hardly any federal employees are fired for poor performance. That could be a good sign, report says.
The measure presented congressional Republicans with an uncomfortable choice between helping sustain coverage for many Americans and making good on a long-standing campaign promise — and paying the consequences — by allowing the ACA to falter.
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The organization's clout in Washington was underscored by President Trump's scheduled appearance Tuesday at a gathering of its President's Club at a Washington hotel.
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Alex Azar, a former pharmaceutical executive and a top health official during the George W. Bush administration, is now the leading candidate to head the Health and Human Services Department.
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