back, subjecting them to uvb and uva light. some protected well, some did not. starting next summer sunscreen must have an spf of at least 15 and offer protection against both uvb and uva rays to claim it helps prevent cancer and aging. once more, sunscreen makers will no longer be able to claim their products are waterproof or sweatproof. there is no such thing. no matter what sunscreen you use, you have to use a lot for it to work. an adult needs an ounce, the size of this golf ball or what is in the shot glass every two hours for it to be effective. that means if you are at the beach and have a tube of sunscreen this big, well after six hours, it should be empty. lisa stark, abc news, washington. great example. because a lot of people keep that tube. sort of use it the entire summer. you really need more. it s not cheap. but worth paying for, obviously. you think of the term sunscreen and sun block.
will be an estimated 1 million americans who will lose their health insurance coverage all together because of this change. and health insurance costs are likely to go up for everyone. so that s worth paying for, that s a heck of a bargain. this is not repeal or replace when it comes to obamacare, this is just paying a lot of taxpayer money to make the health care system work more poorly and cost more and insure fewer people. sure, why not? that news from late last night. and that was followed today by the president flinging another wrench into the iran nuclear deal. that nuclear deal was not just between the united states and iran but between all of the countries and the u.n. security council and the eu and germany and iran. the president s remarks today making clear that he doesn t think the united states should be party to that agreement anymore, even if everybody else is staying in it. he said he s basically against the deal and followed by the state department coming out and sayin
so that s worth paying for, that s a heck of a bargain. this is not repeal or replace when it comes to obamacare, this is just paying a lot of taxpayer money to make the health care system work more poorly and cost more and insure fewer people. sure, why not? that news from late last night. and that was followed today by the president flinging another wrench into the iran nuclear deal. nuclear deal was not just between the united states and iran but between all of the countries and the u.n. security council and the eu and germany and iran. the president s remarks today making clear that he doesn t think the united states should be party to that agreement anymore, even if everybody else is staying in it. he said he s basically against the deal and followed by the state department coming out and saying, don t believe those silly tv headlines you might be seeing saying we re abandoning the iran nuclear deal. those silly tv headlines were
likely to go up for everyone. so that s worth paying for, that s a heck of a bargain. this is not repeal or replace when it comes to obamacare, this is just paying a lot of taxpayer money to make the health care system work more poorly and cost more and insure fewer people. sure, why not? that news from late last night. and that was followed today by the president flinging another wrench into the iran nuclear deal. that nuclear deal was not just between the united states and iran. it was between all of the countries and the u.n. security council and the eu and germany and iran. the president s remarks today making clear that he doesn t think the united states should be party to that agreement anymore, even if everybody else is staying in it. he said he s basically against the deal. that was followed by the state department coming out and