Noam Levey

Los Angeles Times

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President Trump has spent the last few weeks blaming governors and other local officials for the shortfalls in medical supplies they’ve been experiencing.  “Governors are…

Federal government is seizing gear from hospitals with no explanation

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Obamacare appeared to be doomed at a key court hearing on Tuesday.  A three-judge panel heard an appeal of a lower court ruling that struck down the law.

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