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U.S.
Video: Reince Priebus Is Forced Out as Trump’s Chief of Staff
Reince Priebus, who has served as President Trump’s chief of staff for six months, has been pushed out of the White House. Michael D. Shear, a reporter for The New York Times, explains what this shake-up means.Another attempt at top down command.
The national economy is not better though the coastal cities are roaring as they did in the twenties.
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U.S.
Tracking the Roller Coaster Relationship of Reince Priebus and Donald Trump
The now-former White House chief of staff was one of the first Republican officials to take Trump seriously, but his relationship with the president had been rocky.
"Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary who was close to Mr. Priebus, resigned the day that the president announced he had hired Mr. Scaramucci to run the communications office.
The
president became convinced that Mr. Priebus was not strong enough to
run the White House operation, and told him two weeks ago that he wanted
to make a change, according to White House officials. Intrigued at the
idea of putting a general in charge, Mr. Trump offered the job to Mr.
Kelly."
The staff keep trying to grow the government.
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Podcasts
‘Dear Sugars’: How to Reclaim Vacation From Entitled Relatives
The Sugars tackle several questions, including what to do when your best friend’s husband asks you to lie and why we sometimes recoil at very public displays of grief.This browser will not play the audio.
WBUR is a public radio station near Boston.
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open an XP firefox brouser and google search wbur.
The dear sugars podcast will show.
Under archives it will run.
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Food
A Quick, Satisfying Fix for Weeknight Chicken
When pounded thin and marinated, chicken breasts stay juicy and tender.I should do that.
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Health
Whooping Cough Cases Double in Indiana in One Year
There were 136 confirmed cases of whooping cough in the state in the first half of 2017, compared with 66 in the first half of 2016, but an expert was not alarmed.Yes.
Vaccines and vaccination rates deserve more attention
The return on investment will be positive.
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Opinion
The Senate’s ‘Lowest Common Denominator’ Health Debate
It has come to this: Republicans are looking for any kind of a health care bill that they can pass and claim as a victory.Any Republican victory would have quickly destroyed Obama-care.
Obama-care may be "nibbled to death by ducks" though that is not likely.
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/nibbled-to-death-by-ducks
NPR is worried.
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Style
Alisyn Camerota, Formerly of Fox News, Has a Story to Tell
The hair. The leg bronzer. Now at CNN, a journalist who accused Roger Ailes of harassment sets her first novel at a right-leaning cable network.I hope she finds her novel profitable.
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Style
A Trendy Way to Protect Your Hair From Heat Damage
Nneka Ibeabuchi, the creative director of the “Beads and Braids” photo series, demonstrates how to create a summer hairstyle that she discovered in Ghana.The model is lovely.
You would itch.
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U.S.
Former Obama Aides Lead Opposition to Health Care Repeal
As Republicans seek to repeal the Affordable Care Act, scores of former Obama aides who helped create the law are fighting to save it.Lead on.
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The Upshot
Switching Careers Is Hard. It Doesn’t Have to Be.
Many of the skills needed in fading jobs are more applicable to growing jobs than it might first appear.What employers want is cheap and skilled.
Skilled labor is not cheap.
Skills require time and attention.
Investments need a positive return.
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