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Now, Mr Kirchner is set to repeal a decree blocking the extradition of Argentines to face human-rights trials abroad.

The government is set to repeal it and many other laws alongside the introduction of the Consumer Protection Regulations.

South Dakota Republicans are set to repeal the law ― which can be read here in its entirety ― without passing any replacement.

The AMA announced its opposition in a letter Wednesday morning, hours before two House committees were set to mark up repeal legislation.

With that out of the way, Speaker John A. Boehner and his troops are set to vote for a repeal of President Obama's health care law, and they're talking about making good on a promise to cut as much as $100 billion from the federal budget (or at least that's the starting point in a longer negotiation).

The long, halting slog toward Obamacare repeal is set to reach a significant milestone Tuesday, when the Senate is scheduled to vote on... something.

But when one reporter broached the subject of the Obamacare repeal that is set to slowly work its way through Congress, Trump responded with a bit of blink-and-you'll-miss it news: He wants the federal government to be able to negotiate with drug companies on medication prices.

But when one reporter broached the subject of the Obamacare repeal that is set to slowly work its way through Congress, Trump responded with a bit of blink-and-you'll-miss it news: He wants the federal government to be able to negotiate with drug companies on medication prices.

The bill, titled the "Repeal the Job Killing Health Care Law Act," was set to come up for a vote this week, but in the wake of Gabby's shooting, it has been postponed at least until next week.

Lenore Taylor reports that Clive Palmer appears set to demand legislative guarantees that the carbon tax repeal will flow through to lower household power bills.

And Connecticut, where a repeal bill was recently passed, is set to become the 17th state to abolish capital punishment.