Moscow Recalls Top Russian Diplomat At The Heart Of US Political Intrigue

The Kremlin has reportedly decided to recall Russian Ambassador to the U.S. Sergey Kislyak, who has been described as the "most radioactive man in Washington." While Kisylak was initially expected to be appointed to a position at the United Nations headquarters in New York, possibly the counterterrorism office, he will instead be heading home to Russia, according to Buzzfeed's John Hudson, who cites three sources familiar with the decision.

Mello et al.: does state-level malpractice exposure correlate with health care quality?

Michelle Mello and colleagues examined reports in a federal health database to determine whether there were observable relationships between the intensity of litigation environments on a state level and measures of hospital outcomes. "No consistent association between malpractice environment and hospital process-of-care measures was found.

Federal Court Upholds Law Allowing Refusal Of Service To LGBT Couples

A law allowing business owner to deny service to LGBT couples was ruled enforceable in Mississippi by a federal court Thursday. The U.S. Court of Appeals, 5th circuit struck down a district court's injunction against the law , which now allows business owners to refuse to serve gay, lesbian, or transgender couples on grounds of religious objection and also permits clerks to refuse to issue marriage licenses to LGBT couples.

Sen. Johnson: We Need More Time To Look Over The Senate Healthcare Bill

GOP Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin said Friday that he doesn't think lawmakers have had enough time to review the Senate Republicans' Obamacare repeal bill. House Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said that he hopes to bring the bill - which was unveiled Thursday - to the floor for a vote as early as next week.

The GOP Needs Honesty In Healthcare Bills

Watching HHS Secretary Tom Price on a chat show this morning, I was underwhelmed by his non-answer of: How many people will lose their health care under the Senate bill? My message to the D.C. GOP echo chamber: Losing healthcare is Forget all that stuff from talk radio and some think tanks about how healthcare is not a right. That's easy to say if you're one of those mega-millionaire radio entertainers or a think tank-thinker who's well paid.

Warriors Coach Considers Visiting White House, Says ‘Put All This Partisan Stuff Aside’

The 2017 NBA championship winning Golden State Warriors have yet to receive an invitation to the White House, but head coach Steve Kerr said Wednesday that the team would consider it because of the possible positive outcomes that could result from it. Kerr and players on the team have been avid critics of President Donald Trump since he took office, calling him a blowhard and an asset without the "et."

PHOTOS: Irina Shayk Appears In Jaw-Dropping New Fashion Ad Campaign

The 31-year-old Victoria's Secret model appears in a series of jaw-dropping photos from the campaign wearing a variety of different colored gorgeous dresses. CANNES, FRANCE - MAY 23: Irina Shayk attends the "Hikari " screening during the 70th annual Cannes Film Festival at Palais des Festivals on May 23, 2017 in Cannes, France.