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The Affordable Care Act changed women's health care in some big ways: It stopped insurance companies from charging women extra, forced insurers to cover maternity care and contraceptives and allowed many women to get those contraceptives (as well as a variety of preventive services, like Pap smears and mammograms) at zero cost. Now Republicans have the opportunity to repeal that law, also known as Obamacare. But that doesn't mean all those things will go away. In fact, many will remain. Confused? Here's a rundown of how this bill would change some women-specific areas of health care, what it wouldn't change, and what we don't know so far. What would change: Abortion coverage There are restrictions on abortion under current law the Hyde Amendment prohibits federal subsidies from being spent on abortions, except in the case of pregnancies that are the result of rape or incest or that threaten the life of the mother. So while health care plans can cover abortions, those being paid for with subsidies "must follow particular administrative requirements to ensure that no federal funds go toward abortion," as the Guttmacher Institute, which supports abortion rights, explains . But the GOP bill tightens this.
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Rocking a white lacy number, she is definitely setting new standards for sexy maternity shoots! Lisa was last seen in the Karan Johar directorial, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. Right after the release of the film, the actress announced her wedding. The news surely broke a million hearts! She tied the knot with her boyfriend, Dino Lalvani, in October last year. The couple had a dreamy beach wedding. Three months later, she broke the news of her pregnancy by posting a picture of herself in a bikini, proudly showing off her baby bump. Ever since then, the mommy-to-be has been constantly giving us glimpses of her happy pregnancy. Be it chilling with friends on the beach, or a fancy dinner date with the husband, the leggy lass is sharing it all with her fans! For all those of you missing her in action on the silver screen, the actress can be seen in the popular web-series, The Trip, along with Shweta Tripathi, Sapna Pabbi and Mallika Dua. The story revolves around four girlfriends on a road trip. What would we not give to see the sexy actress back on 70mm!
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The system is designed to protect South Korea, and US troops based there, from missile threats from the North. But China fears its sophisticated radar capabilities could threaten its own military operations. The first stage of the Thaad deployment came a day after North Korea test launched four ballistic missiles , a banned act under existing UN sanctions. Image copyright AFP Image caption North Korea state media has broadcast footage purporting to show the missile being launched The UN Security Council on Tuesday strongly condemned the launch in a unanimous statement, calling it a grave violation of North Korea's international obligations, which risked destabilising the region. It said members "regretted" that North Korea was pursuing such technology while its citizens have "great unmet needs". The Council, which will hold a closed doors meeting on Wednesday, also threatened to "take further significant measures" against North Korea, which could imply efforts to introduce a sixth round of sanctions. Three of the North Korean missiles came down inside Japan's exclusive economic zone (EEZ), prompting Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and US President Donald Trump to say the region had entered "a new stage of threat". What is the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System (Thaad)? Shoots down short and medium-range ballistic missiles in the terminal phase of their flight Uses hit-to-kill technology - where kinetic energy destroys the incoming warhead Has a range of 200km and can reach an altitude of 150km US has previously deployed it in Guam and Hawaii as a measure against potential attacks from North Korea 1.
The more ambitious targets will maintain a squeeze on U.S. rivals Nike (NKE.N) and Under Armour (UAA.N), which have both been losing sales to the German brand in their home market, where Adidas's retro Superstar was the top-selling shoe of 2016. "We are still in catch-up mode in North America," Chief Executive Kasper Rorsted told journalists, noting that the United States accounts for a third of global sportwear sales but is the only market where Adidas significantly lags Nike. Rorsted, the Danish former head of consumer goods firm Henkel (HNKG_p.DE), replaced long-serving boss Herbert Hainer in October with a mandate to improve profitability after activist shareholders took stakes in Adidas in 2015 as the German firm fell further behind Nike in the United States. Even before Rorsted took over, Adidas had made significant strides, lifting marketing spending and shaking up its U.S. business, helping its shares rise two-thirds in the last 12 months even though its profitability still lags that of Nike. Adidas shares, which are now trading at a big premium to Nike, jumped 7 percent by 1103 GMT to hit a new record high, headed for their best day since November 2015. "The mid-term guidance clearly implies that new management anticipate a multi-year growth path, taking share from most peers," said Equinet analyst Mark Josefson, who raised his recommendation on the stock to "buy" from "neutral". Adidas more than doubled its share of the U.S. athletic footwear market to 10 percent in January, but remained far behind Nike on 45 percent, according to market data firm NPD. Rorsted said Adidas had been unable to keep up with demand for its springy-soled Boost shoes made popular by singer Kanye West, adding that it would take 12-18 months for partner BASF (BASFn.DE) to increase capacity so it could supply more soles.
"I don't like the racism and I don't like the name-calling and I don't like the people feeling alienated," Bush, 70, said in an interview with People magazine that will hit newsstands on Friday. "Nobody likes that." Promoting his first art book "Portraits of Courage: A Commander in Chiefs Tribute to Americas Warriors", Bush said, however, that he felt no anxiety about the direction the country was headed in. "I'm optimistic about where we'll end up," Bush said. "We've been through these periods before and weve always had a way to come out of it. I'm more optimistic than some." Trump, the first Republican president since Bush left office, won the November presidential election after beating 16 other candidates to the party's nomination, including Bush's brother Jeb. Prominent Republicans within the establishment wing of the party, including Bush and his father, former president George H.W. Bush, shunned him or offered tepid support. Bush diverged sharply from Trump's new administration in a separate interview with 