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11:30 AM ET, March 10, 2017

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Paul Krugman / New York Times:
A Bill So Bad It's Awesome  —  It has long been obvious to anyone following health policy that Republicans would never devise a workable replacement for Obamacare.  But the bill unveiled this week is worse than even the cynics expected; its awfulness is almost surreal.
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Jennifer Haberkorn / Politico:
Conservatives want to blow up Senate rules to kill Obamacare  —  House Republican leaders narrowly tailored their Obamacare repeal bill to avoid violating Senate rules, but conservatives are pushing back with advice of their own: tear up the rulebook.  —  A growing number of conservative lawmakers …
Discussion: The Hill and The Week
Nate Cohn / New York Times:
Why Trump Supporters Have the Most to Lose With the G.O.P. Repeal Bill  —  The people who stand to lose the most in tax credits under the House Republican health plan tended to support Donald J. Trump over Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election, according to a new Upshot analysis.
Veronica Stracqualursi / ABC News:
The Note: Health care disconnect
Discussion: Washington Post
Josh Feldman / Mediaite:
Chris Hayes to GOP Rep.: ‘Why Are You Rushing So Fast’ on Obamacare Replacement?
Discussion: CNN and Raw Story
Tim Hains / RealClearPolitics:
Paul Ryan PowerPoint Presentation: “This Is The Closest We Will Ever Get” To Obamacare Repeal
Discussion: Breitbart and MARK-CM
John Kasich / New York Times:
Op-Ed Contributor: John Kasich: End the Partisan Warfare on Health Care
Jason Squitieri / CNN:
Rep. Jordan criticizes GOP Obamacare plan after meeting with Trump
Tracy Wilkinson / Los Angeles Times:
Mexican foreign secretary goes straight to the White House, skips usual channels  —  Mexico's top diplomat came to Washington Thursday for meetings with the U.S. government, sidestepping the normal channels and heading straight for the White House.  —  Mexican Foreign Secretary Luis Videgaray met …
Discussion: Political Wire, Taylor Marsh and Axios
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Mark C. Toner / US Department of State:
Department Press Briefing - March 9, 2017  —  Acting Spokesperson  —  Department Press Briefing  —  Washington, DC  —  TRANSCRIPT:  —  Today's briefing was held off-camera, so no video is available.  —  MR TONER: Thank you so much.  And welcome, everybody, to this …
David Ignatius / Washington Post:   Rex Tillerson is off to an agonizingly slow start
Lucia Mutikani / Reuters:
Strong U.S. job growth, rising wages set stage for Fed rate hike  —  U.S. employers hired workers at a robust pace in February, beating expectations, and wages grinded higher, which could give the Federal Reserve the green light to raise interest rates next week despite slowing economic growth.
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Patrick Gillespie / CNNMoney:
U.S. economy added 235,000 jobs in Trump's first full month
Discussion: Scared Monkeys
Jeff Cox / CNBC:
US created 235,000 jobs in Feb, vs 190,000 expected
Discussion: Politico and Daily Wire
Sharon Begley / STAT:
House Republicans would let employers demand workers' genetic test results  —  little-noticed bill moving through Congress would allow companies to require employees to undergo genetic testing or risk paying a penalty of thousands of dollars, and would let employers see that genetic and other health information.
Nate Silver / FiveThirtyEight:
There Really Was A Liberal Media Bubble  —  This is the ninth article in a series that reviews news coverage of the 2016 general election, explores how Donald Trump won and why his chances were underrated by most of the American media.  —  Last summer, the United Kingdom voted to leave …
Discussion: The Week, Mediaite and Business Insider
Tyler Durden / zerohedge.com/fullrss2.xml/PhoneBook:
South Korea's Ex-President Refuses To Vacate Residence After Impeachment, Two Dead During Protests  —  As discussed last night, in a historic ruling, the South Korean Constitutional Court upheld an impeachment decision against President Park Geun-hye, removing her from office on Friday …
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Alexandra Rosenmann / Raw Story:
Trump supporters call for ‘liberal genocide’ and deportation of Jews at Arizona Rally  —  DON'T MISS STORIES.  FOLLOW RAW STORY!  —  Maricopa County burnished its reputation as the Trumpiest in America last weekend as hundreds of locals, including heavily armed militiamen …
Discussion: Hullabaloo
Jeremy Diamond / CNN:
In major shift, White House privately backing earlier rollback of Medicaid expansion  — Such a move, however, could blow up the already fragile efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act  —  Washington (CNN)The White House is privately lining up behind conservative calls to roll …
Scott Shafer / KQED News:
Could Dianne Feinstein Face a Democratic Challenge in 2018?  —  By every indication, California Sen. Dianne Feinstein is running for re-election next year.  In an interview with KQED in January, Feinstein indicated she would be a candidate and has since begun raising money.
Discussion: America Rising
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CNN:
Sources: FBI investigation continues into ‘odd’ computer link between Russian bank and Trump Organization  —  (CNN)Federal investigators and computer scientists continue to examine whether there was a computer server connection between the Trump Organization and a Russian bank, sources close to the investigation tell CNN.
Courtney Reagan / CNBC:
Ivanka Trump's brand saw HUGE online surge in February  —  Ivanka Trump stepped down from her eponymous brand as her father moved into the Oval Office, but sales of the first daughter's apparel, accessories and fragrance brand still took a hit from a social media-spurred shopping boycott in January.
Delia Gallagher / CNN:
Pope signals he's open to married Catholic men becoming priests  —  Rome (CNN)Pope Francis has said he is open to married men becoming priests to combat the Roman Catholic Church's shortage of clergy.  —  In an interview with German newspaper Die Zeit, Pope Francis said the lack of Catholic priests was an …
Discussion: Raw Story
Warner Todd Huston / Breitbart:
Credit Suisse Says Plan to Hire 10,000 Muslim Refugees Is Hurting Starbucks' Brand and Sales  —  Swiss financial services company Credit Suisse is warning that coffee giant Starbucks' announcement of a plan to hire 10,000 Muslim refugees has clearly hurt the company by negatively impacting sales and damaging the company's brand.
Josh Harkinson / Mother Jones:
Meet Silicon Valley's Secretive Alt-Right Followers  —  Readers of The Right Stuff long knew that founder “Mike Enoch” had two main interests: technology and white supremacy.  Posts on the neo-Nazi site have included discussion of “a new blogging platform built on node.js,” …
Discussion: Raw Story
Russell Berman / The Atlantic:
Sam Brownback Might Not Be Governing Kansas Much Longer  —  Donald Trump won Kansas last November by just over 20 points, and in the coming days he's expected to give the Jayhawk State's voters their reward: a new governor.  —  The president reportedly will name Governor Sam Brownback …
Max Greenwood / The Hill:
Hannity: Trump should ‘purge’ holdovers from Obama era  —  Fox News host Sean Hannity on Thursday called for President Trump to “purge” the executive branch of Obama-era bureaucrats and appointees.  —  In the wake of a series of damaging leaks that have marred Trump's first weeks in office …
Discussion: RedState
Zeynep Tufekci / New York Times:
The Truth About the WikiLeaks C.I.A. Cache  —  On Tuesday morning, WikiLeaks released an enormous cache of documents that it claimed detailed “C.I.A. hacking tools.”  Immediately afterward, it posted two startling tweets asserting that “C.I.A. hacker malware” posed a threat to journalists …
Kimberly Dozier / The Daily Beast:
U.S. Spies Live in Fear of Trump's Next Tweet  —  As Friday evening draws to a close around Washington, D.C., the city's tight-knit and secretive national security clan goes to sleep with a new unease.  It's not Syria or Iran or even North Korea they're most worried about.
Discussion: The Guardian
Dave Itzkoff / New York Times:
Samantha Bee Show Apologizes to Writer for ‘Nazi Hair’ Mockery  —  The TBS comedy program “Full Frontal With Samantha Bee” apologized on Thursday for broadcasting a segment in which a writer who has talked about his cancer diagnosis was mocked for having what the program called “Nazi hair.”
Samantha Schmidt / Washington Post:
A lawyer named Amal Clooney gave a powerful speech at the U.N. Some only saw her baby bump.  —  An accomplished, international human rights lawyer delivered a potent call for action at the United Nations on Thursday, urging the organization to back an investigation into crimes committed by the Islamic State in Iraq.
Discussion: Refinery29 and Mashable
 
 
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Kyle Cheney / Politico:
Pelosi: Comey should publicly reject Trump wiretapping claims
Discussion: ABC News
mypalmbeachpost:
Trump in Palm Beach: Why did Russian pay so much for his mansion?
Discussion: Politico and Raw Story
Rosie Gray / The Atlantic:
How Chris Ruddy Became the Media's Favorite Friend-of-Trump
Letitia Stein / Reuters:
Americans oppose bathroom laws limiting transgender rights: poll
Discussion: Political Wire and Axios
MSNBC:
Sen. Murphy: Wikileaks release is ‘suspiciously timed’
Discussion: Washington Monthly
Susan Jones / CNSNews:
152,528,000: Record Number of Employed in February; Participation Rate Rises
Tom Vanden Brook / USA Today:
Army brass, led by future Joint Chiefs head Martin Dempsey, gave amorous general a pass
Doyle Murphy / News, Riverfront Times:
KKK Wife Malissa Ancona Hoarded Cats, Popped Pills and, Police Say, Murdered the Local Imperial Wizard
Discussion: The Root
 Earlier Items: 
Michael Grunwald / Politico:
The coming GOP assault on regulations
Lisa Baertlein / Yahoo:
Starbucks CEO's refugee comments sour customer views of chain - survey
Rick Maese / Washington Post:
NFL abuse of painkillers and other drugs described in court filings
Discussion: New York Times and The Week
New York Times:
With Trump in White House, His Golf Properties Prosper
Discussion: Washington Post
Josh Dawsey / Politico:
Trump's in the White House bubble, and he loves it
Discussion: The Week
 

 
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Mandy Dalugdug / Music Business Worldwide:
UMG, ABKCO, and Concord sue Believe, a music distributor in 50+ countries, and its subsidiary TuneCore for $500M+, accusing Believe of copyright infringement

Reuters:
French judicial source: investigators searched Netflix's offices in France and the Netherlands as part of a preliminary investigation into tax fraud laundering

Alexandra Steigrad / New York Post:
iHeart says it is laying off employees; a source says the layoffs affect less than 5% of a workforce of more than 10,000 employees

 
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