The House passed a GOP health-care bill that does not extend ACA premium subsidies, a move that could affect costs for some enrollees. New footage has appeared showing Nick Reiner shortly before his arrest; authorities say he was detained in connection with the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner and investigations are ongoing. Officials are also previewing President Trump's upcoming address and may touch on national policy priorities.
House Passes GOP Health Bill Without ACA Subsidy Extension — New Video Emerges of Nick Reiner Before Arrest
House passes GOP health care bill without ACA subsidy extension
The House has approved a Republican health-care measure that does not extend Affordable Care Act (ACA) premium subsidies. Separately, new video has surfaced showing Nick Reiner moments before his arrest in connection with the deaths of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner. Officials are also previewing what to expect from President Trump's upcoming address to the nation.
House Approves GOP Health-Care Bill
Lawmakers in the House voted to pass a GOP-backed health-care bill that omits an extension of ACA premium subsidies. Supporters say the measure reshapes federal health policy and aims to reduce costs by changing subsidy structure and regulatory requirements. Critics warn that failing to extend ACA premium assistance could raise out-of-pocket costs for many enrollees. Further legislative steps and negotiations in the Senate will determine the bill's final fate.
New Video And Arrest In Reiner Case
Authorities released footage that reportedly shows Nick Reiner shortly before his arrest. Officials say he has been taken into custody in connection with the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner, but they have released few details about charges or motive. Investigators describe the probe as ongoing and have asked the public to refrain from speculation while they gather evidence and update the family.
What To Expect From President Trump's Address
Officials are outlining what viewers should expect from President Trump's address to the nation. While formal topics have not been fully listed, administrations typically use such remarks to discuss national priorities, policy proposals, or emerging events. Observers will be watching for any reference to health-care policy, recent high-profile investigations, or other items of national concern.
What Happens Next: Expect updates from congressional leaders on next steps for the health bill, official statements from law enforcement as the Reiner investigation develops, and a scheduled briefing or summary following the president's address. We will continue to monitor these stories and report verified information as it becomes available.
