03/28/2017: Trump can’t save coal

Segments From This Episode

• Self-learning machines predict life and death

  by Molly Wood and Sean McHenry

  

  Dr. Ziad Obermeyer says the seriously ill want 'objective predictions about how long they have to live.'

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• Trump’s executive order rolls back EPA plan, but probably won’t revive coal

  by Molly Wood and Scott Tong

  

  With coal, deregulation can only get you so far.

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• Think Obamacare is safe? HHS chief Tom Price can still make changes

  by Dan Gorenstein

  

  Without help from Congress, Republicans can’t change the law, but rules on how to execute the law are fair game.

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• Ford is increasing its investment in Michigan

  by Molly Wood

  

  VP Joe Hinrichs says the 'major investments have been in the works for quite some time.'

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• Central California’s family raisin farms are drying up

  by Andy Uhler

  

  Farmers are steering their kids away from the crop, whose prices are falling.

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• Looming budget fight could slow GOP push for tax reform

  by Adam Allington

  Following the collapse of the House GOP health plan, President Trump and congressional Republicans say they will now pivot to tax reform. But they have got some serious heavy lifting to do before they get there. The appropriations bill passed last November expires at the end of April. With Republicans divided, the GOP may now […]

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• EU nationals now think twice about working in Britain

  Brexit starts tomorrow — United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May will officially begin the two year process of pulling her country out of the European Union. Her two key goals: to keep the closest possible trading links with the EU and to end the automatic right of EU citizens to settle in Britain. But even […]

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