The archive of all headlines from October 13, 2017, organized by time of publication.
Trump released an executive order that aims to open the way for more relatively cheap health plans that potentially offer skimpier coverage than allowed under Obamacare. CALIFORNIA
Hollywood is already starting to kick the tires of the Weinstein Co. California Journal
Hollywood is already starting to kick the tires of the Weinstein Co. L.A. Now
President Trump issued an executive order to allow the sale of health insurance plans that are exempt from some Affordable Care Act coverage rules.With the order, the president is making good on his promise to go it alone after Congress failed to repeal the health law.
Hollywood is already starting to kick the tires of the Weinstein Co. California Journal
In Santa Rosa, the hardest hit by the fires, officials said they were stunned by the scale of the destruction. California Journal
In Santa Rosa, the hardest hit by the fires, officials said they were stunned by the scale of the destruction. COMPANY TOWN
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President Trump is expected to scrap critical health insurance subsidies on Friday, a day after he signed an executive order undermining the Affordable Care Act.Without the subsidies, insurance markets could quickly unravel.
Payments to health insurance companies that help pay out-of-pocket costs of low-income people will be cut, while sales of cheaper policies with fewer benefits and fewer protections for consumers will be permitted.A backlash against President Trump — including from fellow Republicans — was brewing as lawmakers voiced concern over how ending the subsidies would affect their constituents.
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Federal payments underpinning healthcare scheme unlawful, says White House, in move that takes a further swipe at Democrats’ signature reform
Federal payments underpinning healthcare scheme unlawful, says White House, in move that takes a further swipe at Democrats’ signature reform
In Santa Rosa, the hardest hit by the fires, officials said they were stunned by the scale of the destruction. NATION
In Santa Rosa, the hardest hit by the fires, officials said they were stunned by the scale of the destruction. TELEVISION
In Santa Rosa, the hardest hit by the fires, officials said they were stunned by the scale of the destruction. LOCAL
In Santa Rosa, the hardest hit by the fires, officials said they were stunned by the scale of the destruction. NATION
When Stephen Paddock opened fired on an outdoor country music festival, affixed to at least one of his semiautomatic rifles was a “bump stock” device. This transferred the energy of the gun’s recoil to make it behave like it was fully automatic. Now, the manufacturer of the device, Texas-based…
Time and again, the record shows, Brother Edward “Chris” Courtney was accused of child sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic schools where he taught, and the church responded by moving him to another jurisdiction. That makes his case similar to those of hundreds of other priests and brothers who committed…
President’s approach represents messy compromise which could yet jeopardise the agreement’s future survival
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Trump says he will not re-certify deal because of Iran’s ‘multiple violations’ but stops short of withdrawing US participation immediately
Donald Trump
Trump says he will not recertify deal because of Iran’s ‘multiple violations’ but stops short of cancelling US participation immediately
Trump said he wouldn't certify that Iran was in compliance with the deal that curbed its nuclear program but would impose unrelated sanctions, including blacklisting Iran's elite military unit. L.A. Now
Trump said he wouldn't certify that Iran was in compliance with the deal that curbed its nuclear program but would impose unrelated sanctions, including blacklisting Iran's elite military unit. NATION
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Trump said he wouldn't certify that Iran was in compliance with the deal that curbed its nuclear program but would impose unrelated sanctions, including blacklisting Iran's elite military unit. CALIFORNIA
President Trump announced new restrictions on Iran, calling it «a terrorist nation like few others," but he stopped short of scrapping the landmark nuclear deal that was the Obama administration's signature foreign policy achievement. CALIFORNIA