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Now: writing and teaching in Paris. Then: reporting on U.S. politics. Creator and host of Foretold, an @latimes podcast about fate, family and fortunetelling.
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What happens if Trump doesn’t obey court orders? U.S. marshals in spotlight

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By Faith E. Pinho Verified
| businessandamerica.com
As a couple of key court cases against President Trump’s executive actions intensify, questions of how and whether the White House will follow judges’ orders are mounting. Already, some judges have issued orders reprimanding the Trump administration and demanding action. But who has the authority to enforce such orders? Situated at the nexus of the face-off between the executive and judicial branches is a little-scrutinized arm of the federal government: the U.S. Marshals Service.
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Facing self-imposed budget cuts, Republicans in Congress mull the future of Medicaid

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By Faith E. Pinho Verified
| Citrus County Chronicle Verified
Congress is forging ahead with its budget for next year, but the most controversial program on the chopping block – Medicaid – is causing a rift within the Republican Party. Earlier this year, Congress passed a budget blueprint that contains billions of dollars in cuts to federal spending, which House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., promised did not touch Medicaid. But as lawmakers hammer out the details of the spending plan, changes to the popular government-funded healthcare program are looming.
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Facing self-imposed budget cuts, Republicans in Congress mull the future of Medicaid

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By Faith E. Pinho Verified
| businessandamerica.com
Congress is forging ahead with its budget for next year, but the most controversial program on the chopping block — Medicaid — is causing a rift within the Republican Party. Earlier this year, Congress passed a budget blueprint that contains billions of dollars in cuts to federal spending, which House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) promised did not touch Medicaid. But as lawmakers hammer out the details of the spending plan, changes to the popular government-funded healthcare program are looming.
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