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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 2 April 2018
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	Ralph Northam pushes for Medicaid expansion in Virginia The Economist (blog) RALPH NORTHAM, Virginia's new Democratic governor, soundly beat his Republican rival, Ed Gillespie, by harnessing antipathy for Donald Trump. Virginia was the only Southern state that the president lost to Hillary Clinton in 2016. But Mr Northam's landslide win in November was also due to his ... Flag as irrelevant
	Even in Horrendous Failure, Steven Bochco Succeeded—And Cop Rock Is Proof Vanity Fair Ask a TV fanatic to name the most laughable failure in broadcast history, and chances are they'll cite Cop Rock. The musical police drama made it a mere 11 episodes before ABC canned the series in 1990, and is still remembered as a spectacular misfire—even by those who never caught its original ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bitpay Raises $40 Million in Series B Round CoinDesk Blockchain payments startup Bitpay has successfully raised $40 million in a Series B round with participation by venture capital firms Menlo Ventures and Aquiline Technology Growth. Bitpay, which processes bitcoin and bitcoin cash payments for merchants, announced that it had launched a $30 million ... Flag as irrelevant
	Stocks broke key level in sell-off that signals potential for bigger correction CNBC An ugly sell-off Monday signals more pain ahead for the market as stocks broke key technical levels. The S&P 500 closed below its 200-day moving average for the first time since June 2016. But strategists say while the reasons for a sell-off are piling up, the market could change focus in coming weeks ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	First Quarter Review: Federer, Delpo Lead Charge In 2018 ATP Competing in his 21st year on the ATP World Tour, Federer is off to a 17-2 start, including his 20th Grand Slam championship at the Australian Open and his 97th tour-level title at the ABN Amro World Tennis Tournament. His victory in Rotterdam returned the Swiss back to No. 1 in the ATP Rankings from ... Flag as irrelevant
	What I Learnt In Silicon Valley Hacker Noon I spent the last week meeting Entrepreneurs and Venture Capitalists in California. I was trying to figure out what makes people in Silicon Valley and LA special. What do they believe here that we don't ? I've lived in Singapore, New York and London….but there is something different about the West Coast ... Flag as irrelevant

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