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Democrats Fought Trump’s Bill. Why Back Part of It Now? | The Excerpt (opens the original)
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Democrats once opposed the law that created a five-year, $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program. Now, some are highlighting the money headed to rural hospitals and services even as they continue warning about the law’s Medicaid changes. The program lets states propose how to use the funding to address rural health needs. Plans can support rural hospitals, mental health services and other care that is scarce in rural communities. All 50 states applied, and the first year of funding has b
Is Trump’s ‘America First Trade Policy’ Working for Americans? (opens the original)
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A proposed 50% tariff on some Canadian goods could take effect Aug. 19 if negotiations fail, while a Senate bill would give the president power to impose tariffs as high as 100% on goods from countries that buy Russian oil or natural gas. Here’s what an economics expert told USA TODAY’s The Excerpt about the potential impact on consumers and the economy. The threatened tariffs would cover about 5% of overall Canadian imports to the United States, according to Inu Manak, a senior fellow at the Pe
The Spokane Fires Are a Warning, Not a One-Off | The Excerpt (opens the original)
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Wildfires burning around Spokane, Washington, have destroyed more than 800 structures, including homes and businesses, burned more than 10,000 acres and forced more than 65,000 people to evacuate. The fires offer a warning for people living in fire-prone areas across the country. This transcript was automatically generated and edited for clarity. There may be differences between the audio and the text. The three fires around Spokane are not the largest in Washington this year, but they are among
College Costs Are Rising. Is the Degree Still Worth It? (opens the original)
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The cost of college keeps rising and more Americans are questioning whether a degree is still worth the investment. USA TODAY Personal Finance Reporter Daniel de Visé discusses new research on the long-term value of a degree, how the payoff can vary by major and why completing college matters when weighing the investment. This is a transcript of a conversation between USA TODAY’s Dana Taylor and Daniel de Visé, automatically generated and edited for clarity. There may be some differences between
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