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An Uneven Night for Kevin Spacey as Tonys Host - The New York Times

posted onJune 12, 2017
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Maybe it’s time for another hostless Tony Awards. Sunday night’s broadcast of Broadway’s annual celebration of itself had trouble figuring out what to do with Kevin Spacey, the evening’s host, making use of him in ways that ranged from torturous (the opening number) to tolerable (he does pretty good Johnny Carson and Bill Clinton impressions).

Flexibility That A.C.A. Lent to Work Force Is Threatened by G.O.P. Plan - The New York Times

posted onJune 12, 2017
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In recent years, millions of middle- and working-class Americans have moved from job to job, some staying with one company for shorter stints or shifting careers midstream. The Affordable Care Act has enabled many of those workers to get transitional coverage that provides a bridge to the next phase of their lives — a stopgap to get health insurance if they leave a job, are laid off, start a business or retire early. If the Republican replacement plan approved by the House becomes law, changing jobs or careers could become much more difficult. Across the nation, Americans in their 50s and earl

Trump Calls Comey ‘Cowardly’ in Latest Twitter Outburst - The New York Times

posted onJune 12, 2017
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BRANCHBURG, N.J. — President Trump, back at the Bedminster, N.J., golf getaway where he decided to fire James B. Comey, took his harshest shot yet against his former F.B.I. director on Sunday morning, calling him “cowardly” and vowing to find out if he had leaked any more sensitive information. “I believe the James Comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible,” Mr. Trump wrote in one of his patented early morning Twitter tirades — fulfilling the expectations of staff members who had feared he would lash out after spending a sunny weekend watching replays of Mr.

Senate Democrats Call for Sessions’s Russia Testimony to Be Public - The New York Times

posted onJune 12, 2017
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WASHINGTON — A day after Attorney General Jeff Sessions said he would testify this week before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Democratic senators on Sunday urged the panel to question him about the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia in a public hearing, rather than behind closed doors. It was unclear on Sunday whether the committee planned to question the attorney general on Tuesday in an open or closed session.