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Week In Politics: Trump Announces End To Obamacare Subsidy Payments
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. faces criticism of his handling of sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein and a case involving the Trump SoHo development in New York City. Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images hide caption
New York District Attorney On The Defense Over Handling Of Weinstein Allegations
Insurance Companies Say Premiums May Increase After Government Subsidies Stop
Pennsylvania Republican Says He's Concerned About Cost-Sharing Reductions Ending
Equifax Hack Brings Renewed Attention To The Credit Reporting Industry
The Nationals Vs. The Cubs: One Of The Strangest Half Innings In Baseball
Hundreds Missing In Northern California Where Fires Continue To Burn
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This Week's Air Quality Is Worst On Record For San Francisco Bay Area
Trump Says He Won't Recertify Iran Nuclear Deal And Tells Congress To Take Next Steps
New Information Revealed About Shooting At Route 91 Harvest Music Festival
The Future Of the Marchesa Brand Amid The Harvey Weinstein Scandal
International Affairs Expert Says Not Recertifying Iran Deal Is A Mistake
Conservative Christians Express Frustration Toward Congressional Republicans
Joseph Lister directing the use of carbolic acid spray in one of his earliest antiseptic surgical operations, circa 1865. Bettmann Archive hide caption
'The Butchering Art': How A 19th Century Physician Made Surgery Safer
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