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New products claim to be healthier for us all, even brands that have been around for years. But are they really better for our bodies . Well tell you coming up. Were going to start with the high drama playing out right now on capitol hill. A shutdown avoid after senators approve a fiveday measure to Fund Government through wednesday. As they struggle to find middle ground, enough to pass a trillion dollars spending plan, there has been anger and name calling, were told, as frustration boils over. Unless a deal is made shortly, a procedural vote is expected in a few hours at 1 a. M a deal was i...

Despite democrats ready to filibuster the Supreme Court nominee. Good morning. Welcome to early start. 0 im christine romans. Im dave briggs. Russian salad dressing on the menu. Its wednesday, march 29th. 4 00 a. M. In the east. We start with the schedule today for the House Intelligence Committee investigating alleged ties between President Trump and russia. Whats on that schedule . No meetings. No hearings. Well no nothing. The trumprussia program has broken down for now amid a growing divide over whether house intel chairman devin nunes should recuse himself those calls coming from a growin...

Will 00 a. Wil4 00 a. M. In the east. The white house will get the first look at the Mueller Report and maybe a first edit. Whatever part of the report attorney general bill barr decides to submit to congress and maybe make public, sources tell us that white house lawyers expect to review it first. They will be considering if and when to claim executive privilege. The president does have a legal right to withhold information if revealing it would disrupt the Decision Making process. But should he claim that right . Pamela brown has more from washington. Reporter good morning. We have learned t...

University of Pikeville President Dr. Burton Webb said that the message he recently carried to the annual meeting and advocacy day held by the National Association of Independent Colleges and

The Educational Justice Institute at MIT and the New England Board of Higher Education released a report that aims to expand access to higher education in New England prisons. The report outlines 15 prison-based and community-based recommendations, as well as actions that others can advocate for.