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US Senate votes against both of Trump’s funding bill, risking government shutdown

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The Senate just rejected both short-term funding bills Friday, one from each party, with no new plan in sight. The government is now hurtling straight toward a shutdown at midnight on September 30. Lawmakers are skipping town for over a week while the clock keeps ticking. There’s no plan to meet again until hours before the deadline. Republicans in the Senate shut down a Democratic bill in a 47–45 vote. That bill would’ve kept the government running through October 31 and added limits on Trump’s power to hold back money already approved by Congress. It also included health care provisions, which Republicans wanted no part of. Democrats kill GOP bill after House passes it earlier in the day Democrats, in return, blocked the Republican plan in a 48–44 vote, even after it had passed in the House that same morning. Only one Democrat, Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, supported the GOP version. That wasn’t close to the 10 Democrats who crossed party lines in March to avoid the last shutdown. This time, they stood their ground. Two Republicans, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Rand Paul of Kentucky, also voted against the GOP bill. Chuck Schumer made it clear Friday that Democrats won’t back a funding bill that ignores Medicaid cuts or skips health insurance subsidies. He said: “They’re voting like they think the status quo is good enough, even though they’ve heard from so many of their constituents the fear of hospitals closing, of health care being diminished, of premiums going way up.” The Democratic plan tried to reverse those cuts from the July bill and protect coverage before subsidies expire later this year. Democrats also slammed Republicans for refusing to meet. Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries had pushed for a bipartisan summit to work out a deal.…

Oborevwori warns against misuse of social media in Delta State

Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has cautioned against the misuse of social media to cause problems in the state. Speaking at the funeral service of the late Mrs Grace Agbolayah at the African Church, Central Missionary Diocese, Warri, the governor urged critics to exercise restraint, particularly those outside the state who attempt to sow seeds […]
Oborevwori warns against misuse of social media in Delta State

“We’ve all f**ked up but it didn’t look great” – Serena Williams’ ex-coach Rennae Stubbs slams Taylor Townsend after Chinese food controversy

Serena Williams’ former coach, Rennae Stubbs, criticized Taylor Townsend for her controversial remarks about Chinese food.

Alas Pilipinas loss not enough to shade rise of PH men’s volleyball

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‘Canes fans excited about UM-UF game ahead of ‘College GameDay’ live coverage on Coral Gables campus

Miami Hurricanes fans are gearing up for a Sunshine State showdown against a longtime rival, in more ways than one and in this case,.

Batican dazzles with 62 at Binitin to near Vis-Min sweep

Ralph Batican—all 13 years old of him—put on an impressive scoring display on Wednesday, with an eight-under-par 62 giving him a 22-shot lead over Miguel Mesina in the 11-14 division of the ICTSI Junior PGT Visayas-Mindanao Series at tree-lined Binitin in Murcia town, Bacolod. The prodigious talent from Bukidnon is just a round away from

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