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Chef José Andrés will shutter five of his restaurants on Thursday as part of a boycott in response to President Trump's immigration policies. Beth J. Harpaz/AP hide caption
With Tom Price now at the helm of the Department of Health and Human Services, the administration has made its first regulatory proposal to change how people would sign up for Obamacare coverage. Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call Inc. hide caption
Shorter Enrollment Period For Obamacare Proposed By Administration
Chef José Andrés will shutter five of his restaurants on Thursday as part of a boycott in response to President Trump's immigration policies. Beth J. Harpaz/AP hide caption
Chef José Andrés To Close Restaurants For The 'Day Without Immigrants'
A child with nodding syndrome waits for treatment at an outreach site in Uganda's Pader district. Matthew Kielty for NPR hide caption
Black Bloc Group Leads Militant Protests In San Francisco Bay Area
Trump Blames Media For Downfall Of National Security Adviser Flynn
Trump Appears To Back Off 2-State Solution In Meeting With Netanyahu
National Security Council Turmoil Highlights Consequences Of Its Growth
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