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Wall Street didn't like what it saw on Capitol Hill Friday over the health care vote.

This week was one for the books. From Kristi Yamaguchi's hilariously oblivious Nancy Kerrigan tweet, to Sen. Roberts' snark about women's health — these facepalms will make you laugh if they don't make you cry.

The country's top national security officials are recommending that President Donald Trump ramp up operations against an al Qaeda affiliate in Somalia, two US defense officials told CNN Friday.

Captain Mike Crofts gives an emotional interview on the "BBC Breakfast" show, recounting the last moments of Keith Palmer who died in the London terror attack.

CNN's Gloria Borger discusses what President Trump will do next after Paul Ryan told him they don't have the votes to pass the GOP health care bill.

TODAY'S BIG STORY: After a long night, House Republicans will try to get enough votes to pass their health care bill. It's a big moment in Trump's young presidency. Here's the latest.

Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) speaks on the House floor during debate on the American Health Care Act.

Adam Sandler's two Netflix films may not have been critically loved, but someone is watching them. And that's enough for Netflix.

Two former advisers to President Donald Trump said Friday that they're willing to speak to the House Intelligence Committee about their role in Trump's campaign for the committee's investigation into Russian meddling in the US election.

Every two years since 1973 the Whitney Museum has mounted its biennial exhibition, an attempt to take the temperature of the nation through its art.

Specific intelligence indicators now show that North Korea is ready for its sixth underground nuclear test at any time, two US officials told CNN on Friday.

The Republican Party's reputation is on the line, but a group of moderates -- who've historically stood behind their leadership on tough votes -- are prepared to defy not only House Speaker Paul Ryan but President Donald Trump on the GOP's first major legislative priority.

With the fate of the Obamacare repeal teetering on the edge on Friday morning, President Trump brought a CEO to the White House to talk about jobs.