About the time line of the shooting. Hear what the hotel is saying now. Plus hollywoods widening sex scandal. Another Top Executive suspended. And the new workplace trend. Is the end of the briefcase . And we do say good morning. We start with breaking news from the white house overnight. President trump making his most aggressive move yet against obamacare. Hes cutting off key sub si di payments that total billions and could undermine the insurance markets. This comes after the president signed an executive order aimed at tearing down other parts of the health care law. Abcs lana zak has the new details from washington. Lana, good morning. Reporter good morning. If republican critics were right and obamacare was previously on life support, the Trump Administration overnight may have pulled the plug. In fact, minority leader shuchu schumer called it a spiteful act of sabotage. With plans to repeal and replace obamacare in congress the Trump Administration announced a move that may kill
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On Wednesday, March 31, ASUCR held their first meeting of spring quarter where they discussed updates to the upcoming ASUCR Elections and passed a resolution advocating for a safe, in-person graduation ceremony.
Elections Director Lama Yassine updated the senate on the timeline for the upcoming ASUCR elections. Next week, the elections committee will begin hosting Candidates Conventions for both senators and those running for the executive branch, giving each candidate the opportunity to discuss their platforms. Voting Week is scheduled to begin on Monday, April 19.
Yassine also announced the candidates who will be running in the 2021 ASUCR Elections. They are:
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At 42, I Grew Out My Grey Hair For Good. Here’s What The Process Looked Like
Ditching the dye and growing out my white blaze has been an exercise in sitting with my discomfort about all the things I can’t control and embracing the things I can. Claire Sibonney Updated
The author at the onset (left) and 46 weeks into growing out her grey hair.
One of the few bright spots of the past year has been forcing myself to slow down and appreciate living in the moment while riding out long, drifting days with nowhere to go. Working from home full-time is a privilege that comes with many benefits, the more frivolous of which includes spending dramatically less time on appearances. While some of my friends have given up bras and makeup, I’ve ditched the hair dye. In facing all this change and confronting what’s important and what’s not self-isolation has finally allowed me to sort through my unsettling feelings about aging and the relationship I have with my hair