International BlackBerry bans spark U.S. debate
New Delhi, Abu Dhabi and Riyadh threaten to shut BlackBerry corporate e-mail services citing security concerns, highlighting global unease over encryption. The United States weighs a brokered solution balancing security and free information flow amid long standing export rules and law enforcement needs.
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Yale hires McChrystal to teach leadership seminar
Retired Gen. Stanley McChrystal will teach a graduate level leadership seminar at Yale University on the New Haven campus. The former Afghanistan war commander was dismissed by President Obama in 2010 after disparaging remarks. The course will study how globalization reshapes modern leadership.
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Gates to Leave Defense Post Next Year
Robert Gates plans to depart from his defense secretary role next year after agreeing to stay on at President Obama’s request. The move aims to preserve stability amid two wars while Gates contemplates returning to civilian life in Washington. Forty five states and Washington DC will receive funds for projects including stronger laws scrutiny of rate hikes and upgrading data systems. Alaska Georgia Iowa Minnesota and Wyoming did not apply but may later.
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Federal grants bolster health insurance rate oversight
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced $46 million in federal grants to state regulators to strengthen oversight of health insurance premium hikes. The funding kicks off the first installment of $250 million allocated to enhance review processes nationwide.
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Politics no role in mosque remarks by Obama
A White House spokesman said politics was not a factor in President Barack Obama’s remarks about building a mosque near the Sept 11 attacks site in New York City. Deputy White House press secretary Bill Burton said Obama acted from a duty to ensure equal treatment under the Constitution.
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