Jayapal says progressives don't have "red line" for reconciliation bill
"It all depends on what's in there," Jayapal said in an interview with CBSN.
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Foreign hacking group targets hospitals, clinics with ransomware attacks
Ransomware attacks on hospitals during the pandemic have worsened outcomes for patients.
FDA warns against using ArtNaturals hand sanitizers
Agency finds benzene and other cancer-causing chemicals in products sold by retailers including Amazon and Walmart.
Bankrupt companies gave bonuses to top execs before going belly up
42 companies awarded millions in "retention" bonuses in the days leading up to their bankruptcies last year, the GAO reports.
Mom's billboard warns others after daughter's fentanyl overdose
The sign features a photo of Patricia Salvidar's 22-year-old daughter Cassandra, who died after taking a counterfeit Percocet pill made with fentanyl.
18 former NBA players charged in $4 million fraud scheme
Eighteen former NBA players have been indicted and charged with defrauding the league's health and benefits plan of nearly $4 million, federal prosecutors announced Thursday.
Consumers urged to buy now, holiday later, amid shortages
One Boston-area retailer started ordering its holiday-season goods last May. Half the items have yet to arrive.
New video released in death of Lori Vallow's estranged husband
A recent autopsy report ruled Charles Vallow's death as a homicide after he was shot several times.
Afghan evacuees face uncertain legal status in the U.S.
In the next few weeks, more than 50,000 Afghan evacuees are set to leave U.S. military sites to resettle in communities across America.
Senate report reveals new details about Trump's efforts to overturn election
"Donald Trump would have shredded the Constitution to stay in power," Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin said in a statement.
Fewer workers file for jobless aid — first drop in three weeks
Some 326,000 workers filed first-time unemployment claims last week as Delta-fueled layoffs declined.
"Cats" composer says film version was so bad, he bought a dog
"'Cats' was off-the-scale all wrong," Lloyd Webber said. "...I saw it and I just thought, 'Oh, God, no.'"
Suspect in custody after 4 injured in Texas school shooting
Three of the victims were hospitalized, with at least one requiring surgery.
U.S. ports face record backlog ahead of holiday shopping
The Port of Los Angeles blames a lack of truck drivers. A truck driver says the ports aren't moving fast enough.
CIA creates new mission centers focused on China and technology
In announcing the changes, the CIA director referred to "increasingly adversarial Chinese government" as the "most important geopolitical threat we face in the 21st century."
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