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GOP senator expects ObamaCare subsidies to expire: 'Some people's premiums are going to go up some'

Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) said Tuesday that he expects Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies to expire and that “some people’s premiums are going to go up some.” “Remember, ObamaCare was created with only Democrat votes through reconciliation. So, I expect these subsidies to expire, but we’re very willing to try to fix it,” Marshall said…

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Trump looms large over Paramount-Netflix fight for valuable Warner Bros. property

President Trump is watching closely as Netflix and Paramount battle for control of the entertainment giant Warner Bros. Discovery. While Netflix is projecting confidence its agreement to acquire the valuable Warner Bros. studios will hold with investors and clear government regulators, the president’s cozy relationship with Paramount is being seen as a wild card that…

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Moderate House Republicans introduce long-shot ACA subsidy extension bill

A small group of bipartisan lawmakers, led by moderate House Republicans, on Tuesday launched another effort to extend the expiring enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies as lawmakers try to find a combination of ideas that could break the current impasse.  The latest plan is led by swing-district Republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (Pa.), along with GOP Reps. Don Bacon […]

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White House defends FDA chief against 'uninformed attacks' over review of abortion pill

The White House said Tuesday it has the “utmost confidence” in Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Mary Makary and dismissed calls for his ouster from prominent anti-abortion groups as “uninformed attacks.” Leaders of the anti-abortion groups SBA Pro-Life America and Live Action earlier Tuesday said Makary should be fired in response to a Bloomberg…

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House Republican warns Nvidia H200 sales could help China ‘catch up’ on AI computing power

Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Mich.), chair of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, warned Tuesday that allowing sales of Nvidia’s more powerful H200 chips to China could help the country “catch up” to the U.S. on AI computing power.  “Right now, China is far behind the United States in chips that power the AI race. Because…