House Majority Leader Steve Scalise Diagnosed with Treatable Blood Cancer

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Representative Steve Scalise, the House majority leader and Republican from Louisiana, has announced that he has been diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a rare form of blood cancer. Despite his diagnosis, Scalise plans to continue working in Washington while undergoing treatment. This comes at a critical time as Congress faces the possibility of a government shutdown on October 1. Scalise, known for his ability to negotiate with the hard-right faction of the Republican conference, will play a crucial role in addressing spending levels and social issues.
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