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Trump To Outline His Foreign Policy Vision To U.N. General Assembly

8:15am September 19, 2017

Mary Louise Kelly talks to Elliott Abrams, a veteran U.S. diplomat who served as deputy national security advisor in the George W. Bush administration. He's now on the Council on Foreign Relations.

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News Brief: Russia Probe, Trump To Address U.N. General Assembly

8:15am September 19, 2017

Reports say one of President Trump's campaign managers may have been wiretapped as part of the Russia election meddling probe. Trump is set to deliver his first address to the U.N. General Assembly.

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Politics & Government

California's Legislature Votes To Move Primary Elections To March

8:15am September 19, 2017

by Ben Bradford

California could get a head start in selecting the nominees for president in 2020. A measure passed by the state Legislature would move primary elections from June to March.

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One of many medical vans heads to the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills in south Florida to evacuate patients last week after a power outage.

When Irma Arrived, Most Florida Health Care Facilities Were Ready

5:13am September 19, 2017

by Jon Hamilton

Eight deaths at a Florida nursing home got a lot of media attention. But a tour of other health care centers in the Miami area found mostly good care after Hurricane Irma struck.

Health insurance company Oscar has started its own ad campaign for the Affordable Care Act.

As Federal Government Cuts Obamacare Ads, Private Insurer Steps Up

10:17pm September 18, 2017

by Alison Kodjak

The federal government has cut advertising for the Affordable Care Act's enrollment period by 90 percent. So insurer Oscar Health has started its own campaign in New York and five other states.

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Pelosi Is Confronted By Protestors Angry About Her Immigration Talks With Trump

9:26pm September 18, 2017

by Richard Gonzales

The House Democratic leader, on her San Francisco home turf, was jeered for her efforts to reach an agreement with the president on the Dream Act.

Some Florida Keys Residents Allowed To Return Home

6:18pm September 18, 2017

Many homes in Marathon and other Florida Keys are without power and running water. Although some people were allowed back, officials cautioned residents to stay out till services are restored.

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When Hurricane Irma Closed Schools, Florida Museums Stepped In

5:52pm September 18, 2017

by Neda Ulaby

Irma threw schedules out the window and left kids with little to do last week. But several Florida museums opened ad-hoc camps to teach art, science and a few coping skills.

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Hurricane Maria Spins Toward Puerto Rico

5:52pm September 18, 2017

NPR's Ari Shapiro checks in with Puerto Rico Secretary of State Luis Rivera Marín on how the province is recovering from Irma's damage and preparing for yet another, which is expected to land there Wednesday.

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Nancy and Christian Schneider live in the Holly Lake Mobile Home park, where they haven't had electricity in their home since Hurricane Irma struck Florida over a week ago.

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A Week After Irma, Florida Families Still Living In The Dark

5:29pm September 18, 2017

by Elissa Nadworny

"You don't realize until you lose electricity that [it] basically runs your life," says one resident who is most worried about the oppressive heat. "It's like living in the 1700s."