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About 20 million Americans have gained coverage under ObamaCare since it was passed in 2010, but nearly 9 percent — 30 million people — still don’t have health insurance.  All Democrats running for president say they want to provide universal health care coverage to Americans. But they have different ideas about how to get there.  Here are the plans they keep talking about on the campaign trail and what they would do.    Medicare for All  Sponsors: Sen.

“I recognize the audacity of doing this as a Midwestern millennial mayor. More than a little bold, at age 37, to seek the highest office in the land,” he said to cheers of “Pete, Pete, Pete” from an audience assembled in a former Studebaker auto plant. The South Bend mayor, a Rhodes Scholar and Afghanistan War veteran who has been exploring a White House run since January, has now joined a field of a dozen-plus rivals vying to take on President Donald Trump. “The forces of change in our country today are tectonic,” he said.

“Congratulations to Tiger Woods, a truly Great Champion!” Trump wrote on Twitter on Sunday afternoon after Woods sank his final putt to win the game. Woods beat 12-1 odds to win the green jacket, in a stunning comeback, his first Masters win in 14 years. The golfing champion’s game suffered after he went through four different

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Last week, Trump threatened to bus border crossers and illegal aliens into sanctuary cities and states, like California and New York City, if the country’s asylum laws were not changed.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Pete Buttigieg, the little-known Indiana mayor who has risen to prominence in the early stages of the 2020 Democratic presidential race, made his official campaign entrance Sunday by claiming the mantle of youthful generation ready to reshape the country. ‘‘I recognize the audacity of doing this as a Midwestern millennial mayor.

The case was closed for President Donald Trump on March 24, the day Attorney General William Barr delivered to Congress his four-page summary of the special counsel’s 300-plus page report.  State officials have recently hired four of the state GOP’s operatives, including two directly within the governor’s office.

Editorial This should be the year a pair of campus-safety bills finally reach the governor’s desk and become law.  Michael A. Cohen Will they support a candidate who minces no words and pushes a sweeping platform of political change?  The case was closed for President Donald Trump on March 24, the day Attorney General William Barr delivered to Congress his four-page summary of the special counsel’s 300-plus page report.  State officials have recently hired four of the state GOP’s operatives, including two directly within the governor’s office.

Editorial This should be the year a pair of campus-safety bills finally reach the governor’s desk and become law.  Michael A. Cohen Will they support a candidate who minces no words and pushes a sweeping platform of political change?  The case was closed for President Donald Trump on March 24, the day Attorney General William Barr delivered to Congress his four-page summary of the special counsel’s 300-plus page report.  State officials have recently hired four of the state GOP’s operatives, including two directly within the governor’s office.

Editorial This should be the year a pair of campus-safety bills finally reach the governor’s desk and become law.  Michael A. Cohen Will they support a candidate who minces no words and pushes a sweeping platform of political change?  The case was closed for President Donald Trump on March 24, the day Attorney General William Barr delivered to Congress his four-page summary of the special counsel’s 300-plus page report.  State officials have recently hired four of the state GOP’s operatives, including two directly within the governor’s office.