Tuesday, 3 January 2017

Politics: Why Obamacare is unlikely to die a swift death

Does bipartisanship even work in today’s polarized Congress? Yes.; Fact-checking John Kerry’s speech on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; Trump to name Lighthizer as trade representative, tap Pence adviser for West Wing; Trump insists North Korean intercontinental missile ‘won’t happen,’ berates China; House Republicans vote to rein in independent ethics office; Ethics advocates warn Trump that he needs to do more to divest from family business; Trump: Chicago's mayor might need federal help to fight homicide rate; Obama to deliver farewell address Jan. 10 in Chicago;
 
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Why Obamacare is unlikely to die a swift death
Despite the GOP rhetoric, key provisions of the law will probably remain, at least initially.
Does bipartisanship even work in today’s polarized Congress? Yes.
Bipartisan legislators really do get stuff done.
 
Fact-checking John Kerry’s speech on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
In his Middle East speech, Secretary of State Kerry glossed over or ignored some contrary facts on the administration's position.
 
Trump to name Lighthizer as trade representative, tap Pence adviser for West Wing
His nomination is expected to be formally announced as early as Tuesday.
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Trump insists North Korean intercontinental missile ‘won’t happen,’ berates China
House Republicans vote to rein in independent ethics office
The move stands to please many lawmakers who have been wary of having their dirty laundry aired but some Republicans feared it would send a negative message as the GOP assumes unified control in Washington.
 
Ethics advocates warn Trump that he needs to do more to divest from family business
Trump: Chicago's mayor might need federal help to fight homicide rate
Incoming president tweeted about the city's 20-year high murder rate for 2016.
 
Obama to deliver farewell address Jan. 10 in Chicago
President Obama will deliver a farewell address to Americans on Jan. 10 in Chicago, the White House announced Monday.
 
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