Will final health care deal match Trump's campaign pitch?
The proposed replacement for the Affordable Care Act, or "Obamacare", was announced by Republicans on March 6. Senator Bill Nelson, Stern said he anxious about what would happen under the Republican plan.
Mark Sanchez will back up Mike Glennon in Chicago
If he has to come in and start for Glennon at any point, Sanchez can either hold his own or be interesting in defeat. The Chicago Bears already have a starting quarterback in Mike Glennon , and a backup in Connor Shaw .
Arrest of Bomb Threat Suspect Gives Milwaukee Jewish Leader Cautious Optimism
He also is reported to have called in threats to the Israel Police two months ago regarding Israeli educational institutions. He said about 1 percent of the center's members have told him they're not going to attend any events there for now.
Hundreds of 9/11 Victims File Lawsuit Against Saudi Arabia
For years, relatives of many victims have wanted to bring suit against Saudi Arabia but federal law prevented them from doing so. They state that the codes were discovered on the passports of at least three of the 9/11 terrorists.
Stocks gain, dollar down as Fed sees gradual tightening
Investors snapped up the greenback at the start of European trade, judging it looked cheap after sharp falls following the U.S. Aided by stronger oil, Wall Street was cautiously firmer around mid-session in NY , with the Dow edging up around 0.3 percent.
9 deaths linked to rare cancer from breast implants
But it's easily treated if caught early, which typically happens when women start suffering pain and swelling. He argued that usually, doctors use textured implants to make sure they stick in place without moving at all.
Senate Republicans voted today to kill federal privacy rules
The FCC's definition of sensitive data is broader than the FTC's, which oversees privacy for search engines and social networks. Forty-eight Democratic Senators voted against repealing the regulation while two Republican senators were absent.
G20 fails to agree on free trade endorsement
Europe, China and Brazil want the G-20 to preserve current language calling for a rejection of protectionism "in all its forms". Europe was keen on adding that trade should be "rules-based", meaning subject to rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
Netanyahu: Syria raids targeted Hezbollah arms
A surface-to-air missile (SAM) was intercepted using the Arrow system, created to stop long-range ballistic missiles, reports say. Iran is backing regime leader Bashar al Assad in the Syrian war and has provided militia to support his forces.
New medicine a happy news for heart patients
Experts have discovered that Repatha , a cholesterol drug, reduces the risk of heart attacks in more than 20 percent. Repatha is a human monoclonal antibody, which supressess proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 ( PCSK9 ).