Google News: “With $8 Billion Deal on Health Bill, House GOP Leader Says 'We Have Enough Votes' - New York Times” plus 2 more

Google News: “With $8 Billion Deal on Health Bill, House GOP Leader Says 'We Have Enough Votes' - New York Times” plus 2 more


With $8 Billion Deal on Health Bill, House GOP Leader Says 'We Have Enough Votes' - New York Times

Posted: 03 May 2017 06:24 PM PDT


New York Times

With $8 Billion Deal on Health Bill, House GOP Leader Says 'We Have Enough Votes'
New York Times
From left, Republican Representatives Fred Upton of Michigan; Michael C. Burgess of Texas; Greg Walden of Oregon and Billy Long of Missouri spoke to reporters after discussing health care legislation with President Trump at the White House on ...
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The Latest: French debate features insults to bitter end - Washington Post

Posted: 03 May 2017 03:07 PM PDT


Washington Post

The Latest: French debate features insults to bitter end
Washington Post
PARIS — The Latest on France's presidential election (all times local):. 11:30 p.m.. Far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen says that France is a "nation with a culture, a people, hope," but would be a "trading floor" if rival Emmanuel Macron ...
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FBI director says he feels 'mildly nauseous' about possibility he affected election, but has no regrets - Washington Post

Posted: 03 May 2017 02:22 PM PDT


Washington Post

FBI director says he feels 'mildly nauseous' about possibility he affected election, but has no regrets
Washington Post
FBI Director James B. Comey gave his most exhaustive defense yet Wednesday of his role in politically sensitive investigations, telling a Senate panel that he has no regrets — despite feeling "mildly nauseous'' at the thought that his decisions about ...
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