Two more US Republican senators announced their opposition Monday to their party's efforts to revamp Obamacare, derailing the controversial legislation in its current form and potentially dealing a monumental setback to President Donald Trump.
U.S.SenateMajorityLeaderMitchMcConnelllateSaturdaynightannouncedadelaytovoteonaRepublicanbilltorepealandreplacethecountry'shealth-careprogram.Theannouncementcam
Brazil'sEnvironmentalMinistryhassentCongressabillonFridaytoreducethesizeoftheNationalForestofJamanxim,amoveenvironmentalistssaidwouldspeeddeforestationofthearea
ThepossibilityofpassinganewhealthcarelegislationtoreplaceObamacare,asU.S.PresidentDonaldTrumphascampaigned,lookedunsureasitremainsunknownwhetheritwillgetthefull
U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday pressured Congress to move forward with healthcare reform.
Italy'sparliamentonWednesdayapprovedalong-awaitedlawcriminalizingtorture,butcriticssaidthelawhadbeensoheavilywatereddownthatmanyabusesmaystillgounpunished.Italy
TopSenateRepublicansmaytrypreservingataxboostonhighearnersenactedbyPresidentBarackObamainabidtowoopartymoderatesandrescuetheirsputteringpushtorepealhishealthcar
USPresidentDonaldTrumpsaidTuesdaythatifthehealthcarebilltorepealandreplaceObamacarefailstopassintheSenate,hewon'tlikeitbut"that'sOK."Hemadetheremarksshortlyafte
Twenty-two million Americans are on the brink of losing health insurance over the next decade under the healthcare bill drafted by US Senate Republicans, a nonpartisan office said on Monday, an assessment that will likely make it more difficult for the already-fraught legislation to win support for speedy passage.
Brazil'sprosecutor-generalhasaccusedPresidentMichelTemerofcorruptiononMonday,Reutersnewsagencyreported.ProsecutorRodrigoJanotdeliveredthechargetotheSupremeCourt
Twenty-twomillionAmericansareonthebrinkoflosinghealthinsuranceoverthenextdecadeunderthehealthcarebilldraftedbyUSSenateRepublicans,anonpartisanofficesaidonMonday
SenateRepublicansunveiledlegislationthatwouldreplaceObamacarewithaplanthatscalesbackaidtothepoorwhilekillingataxonthewealthyonThursday.Thebill'sfatewasquicklyth
Japan passed a controversial anti-terror law on Thursday that sparked street protests and warnings from critics that it would stomp on citizens' privacy rights and lead to over-the-top police surveillance.
Japanpassedacontroversialanti-terrorlawonThursdaythatsparkedstreetprotestsandwarningsfromcriticsthatitwouldstomponcitizens'privacyrightsandleadtoover-the-toppol
Controversial legislation to criminalize the planning of serious crimes was enacted by Japan's parliament on Thursday despite vociferous calls from opposition parties and the public.
ControversiallegislationtocriminalizetheplanningofseriouscrimeswasenactedbyJapan'sparliamentonThursdaydespitevociferouscallsfromoppositionpartiesandthepublic.Pr
Japan’slowerhouseofparliamentcalledforararedebateontheroleofwomeninthemale-dominatedmonarchy,asitpassedabillonFridaypavingthewayforEmperorAkihito’sabdication,th
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